The RESURRECTION.
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Rd the sun gone down on the earth,
etwas quiet at the sepulchre, death
ptre Ger the Son of God; still and
purS passed on; the guards stood by


the rays of the midnight moon


their helmets and on their spears;


Of Christ exulted in theis success;
pi his friends were sunk in despon-
sorrow; while the spirits of glory
n enxious suspense to behold the
ndering at the depth of ways of
ength, the morning star arising in
nnounced the approach Of light;
'ay began to dawn on the world, -
sudden the earth trembled TO its
The powers of Heaven were shaken;
God descended; the guards shrunk
The terror of his presence, and fell
Pm the ground. His countenance
Satnlng, and his raiment was white


rolled away the stone from the


sepulchre, and sat on it.


Is this that cometh from the tomb,
garments from the red Of death?-
glorious in his appearance, walking
s'nesS of his strength? II is thy
1ionl Christian, it is your Lord!--
pOden the wine press alone; he hath


ralment with blood; hut now, as
rn from the womb of nature, he
morning of his resurrection. He
uqueror from the grave; he returns
ngs from the world of spirits--ht
auon to the sons of men. Never
urnlng sun usher in a day so glori
as The jubilee Of the universal Tht
IalS sang together, and all the son
I'ed aloud for joyl--The Father o
O9ed down from his throne in tn,
'l'n complacency; he beheld hi
Oleo-he saw his work, thatit wa
ga ald the desert rejoice: the face O
! gladdened before him, when tn
sle Eternal descended, as the dew
'Or The refreshing of the nation;