Religious emblems and allegories : a series of engravings, with suitable letter-press, designed to illustrate divine truth (1868)
Holmes, William · London : William Tegg · leaf 52
ured than anyother man in similar circumstances; probably this was on accountof his being the first Christian martyr—the model for all succeed-ing martyrs. He looked up through the clouds of persecution thatsurrounded him; and saw the glory of God and Jesus; he could notkeep silent; Behold, he… … He heapeth up richss, and knoweth not who shall gather them.—Ps. xxxix. 6. A rich man shall hardly enter ini-o the kingdom of heaven.—Matt. xix. 23, THE WORLDLING. Lo ! where the worldling, with his gathering rake,Performs his task, the glittering dust to take ;Devoted man ! with many cares…
Emblems · Christian art and symbolism
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