Religious emblems and allegories : a series of engravings, with suitable letter-press, designed to illustrate divine truth (1868)
Holmes, William · London : William Tegg · leaf 57
so heavy as to crush him down to death, as did Stephens,like him he beholds the heavens opened, the King in his beauty,and the crown of celestial glory. He comes ofi: more than aconqueror. O may I tiiumph so, when all my conflicts past,And dying, find my latest foe under my feet at last. Who… … . . . . The pride of life, is not of the Father, but is of the world. The worldpasseth away, and the lust thereof.—John ii. i6. Man being in honourabideth not: he is like the beasts that perish.—Ps. xlix 12. WORLDLY HONOUR. Lo! here are honours floating in the breeze,That wafts them changeful oer…
Emblems · Christian art and symbolism
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