Discourse, 13 August 1843–A, as Reported by Martha Jane Knowlton Coray

sermon 3thd

on the death of

There is a thought more dreadful than that of total annihilation, That Thought is the an assurance <​thought​> that we shall never again meet with those we loved here on earth suppose I had died beleiving that when having some Idea of a resurection and Glory beyond the grave which God and angels had secured and yet had not any knowledge <​intelligence​> of any Law or any order by which it is to be obtained Well you lose a friend you come up in the resurection hoping to [see] him again but find yourself separated from them to all eternity and become [p. [30]]