...expressive of the jast sense he had of his crime. " death of the child ? I cannot bring him back again ; I " shall go to him, but he will not return to me." Then dressing himself, he went into the house of the Lord and worshipped : after which he returned...

...before him and he ate — And when they marveled, he said, " Wherefore mourn ? The child is iltn-l, atul I shall go to him— But he will not return to me." • ВТ KDWAED A. STAJCSBUET. FBOM the green 6elds a charm is fled, From the blue sky a light departed...

...me that the child may live? But now he is dead, wherefore should I fast? Can I bring him back again? I shall go to him, but he will not return to me." The solicitude of David for his child, his earnest wish that it might recover, was natural and proper....

...low, faint sigh ; the tear stealing its way down the wasted cheek ; the touching scriptural passage, " I shall go to him, but he will not return to me," whispered in the intervals of suffering, and in the long, silent watches of the night ; all this told...

...low, faint sigh ; the tear stealing its way down the wasted cheek ; the touching scriptural passage, " I shall go to him, but he will not return to me," whispered in the intervals of suffering, and in the long, silent watches of the night ; all this told...

...divine mercy, the solemnly-affecting thought recurs, that they cannot now be benefited by our prayers. " I shall go to him ; but he will not return to me." Mr. Charles Wesley survived most of his early religious companions. Before he left the world, many...

...the death of his child: ' Now that he is dead, wherefore should I fast ? can I bring him back again ? I shall go to him, but he will not return to me.' Immoderate and excessive grief is a reflection on the infinite wisdom and justice of the great Author...

...divine mercy, the solemnly-affecting thought recurs. that they cannot now be benefited by our prayers. " I shall go to him ; but he will not return to me." Mr. Charles Wesley survived most of his early religious companions. Before he left the world, many...

...contenders for the contrary Doctrine much confide in. It is where David, speaking of his dead child, says, I shall go to him, but he will not return to me. But whither was he to follow his departed child ? He himself tells you — into a laud of darkness,...

...before him, and he ate ; And when they marvell'd, he said, " Wherefore mourn ? The child is dead, and I shall go to him — But he will not return to me." 32 THE SACRIFICE OF ABRAHAM. MORN breaketh in the east. The purple clouds Are putting on their gold...