The home beyond, or, Views of heaven and its relation to earth . reverent hands, should be about usto-day, filling the chancel and the church with their grateful fra-grance. Flowers, the symbols of the fresh, unconsciousness lovelinessof children, bloom in field, or garden, or home, or sanctuary with newattractiveness because the Christ-child has been in the world.Symbols of the purity, the sweetness, the gentleness of mature lives,and of the consummate flowering of heroic sel£- sacrifice, they speakin their mute eloquence with added power to the heart, because He,the perfect man, lived the li

The home beyond, or, Views of heaven and its relation to earth . reverent hands, should be about usto-day, filling the chancel and the church with their grateful fra-grance. Flowers, the symbols of the fresh, unconsciousness lovelinessof children, bloom in field, or garden, or home, or sanctuary with newattractiveness because the Christ-child has been in the world.Symbols of the purity, the sweetness, the gentleness of mature lives,and of the consummate flowering of heroic sel£- sacrifice, they speakin their mute eloquence with added power to the heart, because He,the perfect man, lived the li Stock Photo
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The home beyond, or, Views of heaven and its relation to earth . reverent hands, should be about usto-day, filling the chancel and the church with their grateful fra-grance. Flowers, the symbols of the fresh, unconsciousness lovelinessof children, bloom in field, or garden, or home, or sanctuary with newattractiveness because the Christ-child has been in the world.Symbols of the purity, the sweetness, the gentleness of mature lives, and of the consummate flowering of heroic sel£- sacrifice, they speakin their mute eloquence with added power to the heart, because He, the perfect man, lived the life which regenerates and died the deathwhich redeems. But a still richer glory is hidden in the innermeaning of these Easter flowers. They are the symbols of theimmortality of the true, the beautiful, the good. They have thebloom and the odor of the Eden of love. We place Easter flowers inwreaths and anchors and crosses and crowns above the still forms ofour sainted dead, knowing that as they sleep in Jesus, they shallalso live and reign with Him forevermore, . im.P R—o4o« f-1