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Identifier: war-cry-1911-04-15M (find matches)
Title: The War Cry
Year: 1911 (1910s)
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He tasted death. The king of terrors was out tomeet Him. The long shadows of the gloomy valleyreally closed him round, and He crossed over thechilly stream just as you and I must cross it—allalone. Nothing was wanting which could invest tin-scene, the hour, the circumstances with horror andrepulsion. There was pain, bodily pain ; there was menialanguish ; there was the howling mob, the horrid contempt lorHim as for a malefactor; the lost disciples and shattered hopes;the reviling thief; the mystery of the Fathers clouded face: thefinal sinking down ; the letting go of life : the la<t physicalstruggle—when He gave up the ghost and died. Yes. ! Ie passed this way before veil. 1 Ie wore a shroud. I lelay in a grave. The last resting-place is henceforth for us flagrantwith immortality. The veiy horrors, and shadows, and mysteriesof the death-chamber have become signs hat death is varuiui-hei!.The comb is but the porch of a temple in which we -.hall ^urciystand, the doorway to the p

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