...outweighs in value a million of worlds, what a high estimate ought Christians to form of it when they think that " life and immortality have been brought to light by the gospel "- — that the eternal Son of God rose from the dead " as the first fruits of them that slept " —...

...point, which ought еЛг to be our ultimate object, continually in view an imperishable part, and that life and immortality have been brought to light by the Gospel, then, undoubtedly, though I may borrow a few prudential "maxi ms from the well as in an epitaph of...

...acknowledged." § In his lecture on the Immortality of the Soul, he thus introduces the subject : " It is unnecessary to prove to a Christian, " that...will never die ; because he believes, that life and f immortality have been brought to light by the GospeL But; '' though not necessary, it may be useful...

...intimations God had given about it to the ancient church ; it may with the strictest propriety be said, that " life and immortality have been brought to light by the gospel." For the New Testament revelation elucidating and confirming that of the Old, has removed all doubt...

...by these, the mind of the believer becomes confirmed ; and his bosom swells with joy and gratitude, that life and immortality have been brought to light by the Gospel. 1 . The universal disposition for progressive change, apparent in the natural world, may be regarded...

...consolation ? How different, under such circumstances of affliction, is the state of him who knows that life and immortality have been brought to light by the gospel ! Ask him what is the condition of those who have died in the faith of their Redeemer? He will tell...

...future state might be readily found in the books of Moses, though to him, and you, and me, who know that life and immortality have been brought to light by the Gospel, they may appear very clear, would not, I think, convey that information to any one who had never heard...

...the tenets of Epicurus and his disciples; but this will not be objected to him by those who believe that "life and immortality have been brought to light by the Gospel." "It is," says the celebrated Locke, " beyond the discovery of reason, and is purely a matter of faith."...

...and grateful to the humility of the saint. Nor does it prove revolting to our natural inclinations, that life and immortality have been brought to light by the gospel. The soul is decidedly anxious for another state of existence. Though destitute of a written revelation,...

...intimations God had given about it to the ancient church, it may with the strictest propriety be said, " that life and immortality have been brought to light by the gospel." For the New Testament revelation, elucidating and confirming that of the Old, has removed all doubt...