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What could be more natural,
of greater consolation?

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Is it not the fondest hope
and desire of all of us...

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that we shall one day
rejoin the flock of holy ones?

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Hope of eternal life?
The true life?

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Shorn of all worldly cares?
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Face to face in eternal
blessedness with Almighty God...

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who through his son
our Lord Jesus Christ...

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died for us on the cross.
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Who deigns to look down upon us
poor mortal creatures...

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full of love,
infinitely merciful...

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the sick, the suffering, the dying.
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Yes, the dying. The icy tomb.
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Thou shalt return to the dust
from whence thou came...

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and only thy bones remain.
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The worms shall consume thy eyes...
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thy lips, thy mouth.
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They shall enter into thy ears.
They shall enter into thy nostrils.

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Thy body shall putrefy
unto its innermost recesses...

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and shall give off
a noisome stench.

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Yea, Christ is ascended
into heaven and hath joined...

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the host of angels on high,
but not for creeps like you...

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full of the basest vice...
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yearning only for
carnal satisfaction.

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How dare you pester me,
and mock at me to my very face.

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What audacity!
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What are you doing here
in my temple?

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The graveyard
is where you belong.

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Thou shalt stink.
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Thou shalt stink like some putrefied
corpse lying along the wayside.

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Verily I say unto thee...

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