E!re ReYonathe Grave.
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Among all the fine and beautiful figures
and modes Of reasoning that the universe IN
which we dwell is offered for the illustration
of The bright hope that is within US, OF
life beyond the tomb. there Is none more
beautiful or exquisite that know OF, than
hat which is derived from the change OF
IN, sessoas-fsom the second life that bursts
forth IN Spring iu objects apparently dead
and from the shldowing forth in the reno
yition Of every thing around Us, OF that des
tiny which Divine Revelation calls upon
our faith to believe shall yet be ours. The
trees that have faded and remain dark and
gray through the long dreary lapse OF wins
ter, clothe themselves again with green IN
the spring sunshine, and every hue speak
oflife The buds that were trampled down
and faded, burst forth once. more IN freshness
and il beauty; the streams break from the
icY chains that bind them, and the glorious
sun himself comes wandering from his faT
journey giving summer, and warmth
and fertility, and magnificence to every
thing around Al that we send, breatheS
the same hope. and every thing we see re-
kindles into life.