Sickness, its trials and blessings.

  • Maurice, Priscilla, 1810-
Date:
1859
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Credit: Sickness, its trials and blessings. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    of your resurrection follows this Holy Week, He rose from the dead, in sure token that we shall, if we are found in Him', rise also. Let us rejoice and give thanks, and rise out of the grave of all our sadness, and sit with Him in heavenly places', and go on our way re- freshed and thankful, hoping that, when a few more Easters have passed, we shall have ended our suffering days, and shall rise with Him unto life eternal. In Ascension-Day and Whit-Sunday, and all the Feast Days of the Church, we may find fresh reasons for rejoicing, and go on from step to step ; rising higher above the darkness and sorrow of life; finding joy, or at any rate no painful sadness, in each anniversary, whether belonging to our own individual life, or to the Church universal.
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