Catherine Marsh

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Catherine Marsh Memorials of Capt. Hedley Vicars… (1856)

It is the 'day of days,' on which, above all others, we should rejoice and be glad. On this day the Lord of Glory rose from the grave — He who was crowned with thorns, and nailed to the fearful crossJesus, the suffering, dying Lamb of God. His agonies are ended — He is risen, He is risen! Think not then of your past sins, except that you may love Christ more tor having forgiven you so much. They are all buried in His sepulchre; that streaming blood proclaims your soul's redemption.
"'The happy morn is come,
Triumphant o'er the grave;
The Saviour leaves the tomb,
Omnipotent to save.
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Catherine Marsh Memorials of Capt. Hedley Vicars… (1856)

I have once more returned to the routine of a soldier's life. But do not suppose because I say this, or from anything I have lately said, that I am beginning to 'show the white feather,' and that, finding a soldier's cross too irksome, I would change it for one less weighty. Never! The Lord God has called me to eternal life in the army, and as a soldier I will die! Had I loved Jesus when I was seventeen, or rather had the love of Jesus been then made known to my soul, I certainly should not have been a soldier; but as it is, death alone shall ever make me leave my colours.
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Catherine Marsh Memorials of Capt. Hedley Vicars… (1856)

God grant, dear friend, your love for Christ and devotion to his service may be blessed, not only in winning fresh jewels for the Saviour's crown, but in imparting stronger faith and more earnest zeal in the hearts of those who have been already visited by the Holy Ghost, and melted by the Redeemer's 'agony and bloody sweat, and by his cross and passion.' I can never repay you for that onward and steadier progress which I feel that you have been instrumental, through the grace of God, in imparting to my Christian course.
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