...two diftinct&ubftances, in Eccl. 1 2.7. Then- a/2,- at Death, fhall the Duft, the Body, return to the Earth, as it was $ and the Spirit to God who gave it. -Again Mat. i o. 2 8. Fear not them which kill the Body, but are not able to kill the Soul ^ but rather...

...each Part of him leparately to its proper Original. Eccl.xii.7. <ffren jfraft ffo .rjuft return to Earth^ as it was, and the Spirit to God who gave it. And Chrift Mat.x.28. has taught us, that we jhould not fear them who kill the Body, but are not able...

...come, and the years arrive^ ivben men say, they have no pleasure in them. Man goetb to bis long home. .The dust returns to the earth as it 'was, and the spirit to God taho gave it *, unprepared to appear before him, and unable to give any account of the talents which...

...•Iml perish together, and man shall return again to dust. Ex. xn. 7. Theo ta*!! tne dust return to the earth as it was; and the spirit — to God who gave it. Mil. x.. 28. Fear not them who can kill the body, but are not able to kill tbe loul." > 4. Q. For what...

...the most explicit avowal of immortality, and of final retribution. Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was; and the spirit, to God who gave it. Vol. lift 3 And, let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter. Fear Ood, and keep his commandments,...

...the most explicit avowal of immortality, and of final rctribution. Then shall the dust return to the earth as it was; and the spirit, to God who gave it. Vol. ITT. 34 And, let us he iif the conclusion of the whole matter. Fear God, and -keep his commandments,...

...the soul. The clay tenement conld no longer hold its immortal inhabitant. " The body returned to the earth as it was, and the spirit to God, who gave it!" The solemn providence was improved at Mr. Hoby's meetinghouse, Maze Pond, by Mr. Button, from Heb....

...gone. The golden bowl is broken, the pitcher is broken at the fountain, and the wheel at the cistern. The dust returns to the earth as it was, and the spirit to God who gave it. Higher joys than those of earth, or deeper sorrows, are now his inheritance. Hope is lost in heavenly...

...remind us of the unwelcome truth. Man, our brother, neighbour, and friend, "goeth to his long home;" "the dust returns to the earth as it was, and the spirit to God who gave it." And, when we remember the judgment that comes after death* conscience reminds us of our transgressions,...

...the fountain is crushed, And the wheel of the cistern is broken; 7 For the dust is returning to the earth as it was. And the spirit to God who gave it. The object of the sacred writer, in the passage which I have just recited, is to enforce upon the young...