Proposition 2. The locality of the resurrection is uncertain.
It is supposed by many that it will take place in the Valley of Jehoshaphat, where good and bad will be gathered together. Others suppose that the good and bad will be gathered in separate spots. Others again suppose that each individual will remain by the grave whence he has arisen.
Proposition 3. The time when the resurrection will take place is also uncertain.
Some think it will take place early on Easter Day, at the rising of the sun, that our resurrection may be made in all points like that of our great Head. Others think that it will take place suddenly at night: At midnight there was a voice heard, Behold, the Bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet Him. The type of Israel coming out of Egypt points also to midnight.
But the place and the time knoweth no man, they depend on the Providence of God.
I confess to feeling quite at a loss what to select as a
specimen of Marchant’s refined and beautiful writing.
Every page contains beauties, and it is hard to choose
among them.
The following is very tender. After quoting the text, My beloved is white and ruddy, the chiefest among ten thousand (Cant. v. 10), he breaks forth into the following passage: “White is my Beloved in His purity and His innocence, but ruddy in His burn-
