A Sermon On Occasion of the Death of the Author's Mother, Preached in the Second Street Presbyterian Church, Troy, On Sunday Morning, Nov. 4, 1860
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How tender the appeal which comes from the grave of a pious mother, to her still uncon- verted children ! The memory of such a 29 mother, her tears, her entreaties, her prayers, her dying anguish on your behalf — how can you resist ! Impenitent son ! Gay and thought- less daughter ! Go visit the grave of thy MoTHEE, and seriously meditate there. How attractive the spot where she reposes ! How quiet her slumbers ! How calm the smTOund- ing scene ! In the midst of that stillness, do you not seem ...to hear her soft voice once affain? Listen to it — as it falls in tender re- membrance upon thy soul : — ' My child ! my child ! I have labored for thy salvation ; I have wept in secret for thy soul; I have prayed in agony of spirit that thou mightest live for- ever : — Why art thou still unbelieving 1 Why dost thou still refuse thy love to Him who is the Resurrection and the Life l Wilt thou not prepare to meet thy mother in glory V Oh, if it were possible to weep in heaven, what could so move the sympathies of angels, as a mothee's TEAES OVEE AN UNCONVEETED CHILD !
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How tender the appeal which comes from the grave of a pious mother, to her still uncon- verted children ! The memory of such a 29 mother, her tears, her entreaties, her prayers, her dying anguish on your behalf — how can you resist ! Impenitent son ! Gay and thought- less daughter ! Go visit the grave of thy MoTHEE, and seriously meditate there. How attractive the spot where she reposes ! How quiet her slumbers ! How calm the smTOund- ing scene ! In the midst of that stillness, do you not seem ...to hear her soft voice once affain? Listen to it — as it falls in tender re- membrance upon thy soul : — ' My child ! my child ! I have labored for thy salvation ; I have wept in secret for thy soul; I have prayed in agony of spirit that thou mightest live for- ever : — Why art thou still unbelieving 1 Why dost thou still refuse thy love to Him who is the Resurrection and the Life l Wilt thou not prepare to meet thy mother in glory V Oh, if it were possible to weep in heaven, what could so move the sympathies of angels, as a mothee's TEAES OVEE AN UNCONVEETED CHILD !
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