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Let me try if can express myself pillo-
sophically, as you would say. The d.
vision of mankind into men and women
is "a great means to a great eEd-ls 1t
not :"


"Exac!ly:' the end being, the cndow-
ING cur humanity with moral sentiments
with thought, feeling, hope, effort, love,
fear, iorboarance, tenderness, &c


"But, Harry, there will be 10 men and
women in future state of existence :"


IS No Eliza, our Lord has assured US of
that


Well. then, if there be no parents and
children, no husbands and wives, no men
and women to love and be loved, what
state of cxstelce will i; be There will
be no hope, love, fear, as You express it; ;
and what object can our division into men
and women serve, when it perisAcs with
this world?"


" Eliza, do you remember that passage
in the Gospel where the Sadducoes, who
did not believe in resurrection, came to
our Lord with what they thought was a
puzzIing question. They supposed case,
where, according to the Mosaic law, a
woman had been married in succession to
seven brothers and then they tauntng-
" asked. whose wife she would be in the
resurrection What reply did our Lord
make -


" remember. He said, Do We not
~ orc(cro orr because We Know not the