A Voice From Heaven : a Sermon, Commemorative of the Death of Mrs. Mary W. Brown, Wife of Rev. Matthew Brown, D.D., Preached in Providence Hall, Canonsburg, May 6, 1838
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Mills. Till Asia with her millions are all converted to God, how many thousands will thrill with unutterable emotions at the name and simple story of Harriet .Newell? And many humbler thousands will find out for the first time at the bar of God, how many of their works have followed them to glory, and served to ?em their eternal crown, or increase their ineffable felicity.
The works of Christians survive them in the memory of friends. "The memory of the just is blessed;" yea, "the righteous," t...he active and laborious Christian, "shall be in everlasting remembrance." This is the promise and pro- vision of God's word, which the history of his providence fully redeems. H is as delightfully true, as the connected assertion is awfully true of the contrasted character, "the name of the wicked shall tot." Of every good deed done by the Christian, every want relieved, or sorrow assuaged, or counsel given, or succor rendered, when viewed through the hallowing medium which death brings around the character, it may be said, in the beautiful language of the prophet, "the memorial thereof shall be as the wine of Lebanon," pleasant as a cordial and exhilarating to the spirits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mills. Till Asia with her millions are all converted to God, how many thousands will thrill with unutterable emotions at the name and simple story of Harriet .Newell? And many humbler thousands will find out for the first time at the bar of God, how many of their works have followed them to glory, and served to ?em their eternal crown, or increase their ineffable felicity.
The works of Christians survive them in the memory of friends. "The memory of the just is blessed;" yea, "the righteous," t...he active and laborious Christian, "shall be in everlasting remembrance." This is the promise and pro- vision of God's word, which the history of his providence fully redeems. H is as delightfully true, as the connected assertion is awfully true of the contrasted character, "the name of the wicked shall tot." Of every good deed done by the Christian, every want relieved, or sorrow assuaged, or counsel given, or succor rendered, when viewed through the hallowing medium which death brings around the character, it may be said, in the beautiful language of the prophet, "the memorial thereof shall be as the wine of Lebanon," pleasant as a cordial and exhilarating to the spirits.
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