Death Welcome : a Sermon Occasioned By the Death of Mrs. Jane Louisa Hobart, the Wife of Rev. L. Smith Hobart, Delivered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, September 18, 1853
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So entirely can grace overcome nature, as to transmute the heaviest curse into a realization of the richest gift of grace.
Such was the experience of the Apostle ; and I will here say in anticipation somewhat, so was it with the Sister whose departure we mourn to-day. With her the dread of death had been completely overmastered. — She had reasons for living v/hich few could urge. She felt their full force. Yet the power of Christ's love, as her faith anticipated its. manifestations, when once t...he veil of mortality should be rent, led her frequently and earnestly, yet with patient resignation to pray — " come, Lord Jesus, come quickly." At one time near the close of life, it seemed to her and to those weej^ing around her, that her prayer was about to be answered — the veil seemed to part slightly ; but again it closed before her eager gaze. Already, however, had her faith obtained an ecstatic vision of the " glory to be revealed," and it ^ lies not within my power to represent the submissive 9 regret of hersoul, nor even to depict tlie disappointment, wliicli overcast her countenance, as she ag-ain found her- self this side of the veil !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So entirely can grace overcome nature, as to transmute the heaviest curse into a realization of the richest gift of grace.
Such was the experience of the Apostle ; and I will here say in anticipation somewhat, so was it with the Sister whose departure we mourn to-day. With her the dread of death had been completely overmastered. — She had reasons for living v/hich few could urge. She felt their full force. Yet the power of Christ's love, as her faith anticipated its. manifestations, when once t...he veil of mortality should be rent, led her frequently and earnestly, yet with patient resignation to pray — " come, Lord Jesus, come quickly." At one time near the close of life, it seemed to her and to those weej^ing around her, that her prayer was about to be answered — the veil seemed to part slightly ; but again it closed before her eager gaze. Already, however, had her faith obtained an ecstatic vision of the " glory to be revealed," and it ^ lies not within my power to represent the submissive 9 regret of hersoul, nor even to depict tlie disappointment, wliicli overcast her countenance, as she ag-ain found her- self this side of the veil !
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