The Tomb Of Rachel.
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FROM THE GERMAN OF HERDER.


When Jacob was returning from
the holy place where God had once
revealed himself, when he, in his
youth, saw The heavens open, his heart
was full of gladness; for Jehovah had
just established anew with him a CO.
veaant of friendship.


But soon hc was smitten with deep
sorrow. Rachel, the beloved of his
youth, died in giving birth toher sec.
ond son; and when her soul was de. !.
parting, and she SAW that she must
die, she kissed the child, and with her
last breath named him Benoni, the
child Of sorrow. q aSe II agsd 4


And when she appeared before The
Eternal, she wept, and said, s.Grantl
me, o Father, the first petition which
! ask at thy throne! Let me some