SHALL HE LIVE AGAIN? by Elizabeth White Hull

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Nov 1, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 44.

SHALL HE LIVE AGAIN?

By Elizabeth White Hull

BY ELIZABETH WHITE HULL.

"SHALL man, here dying, live again?" Asked the Idumean prince; And anxious souls, in search of life, Have asked it ever since.

"Yea, live again?" when breath is spent, And the flesh is a useless thing? Can he come again from the low, green tent? Whose doors ne'er outward swing?

"Shall he live again?" A word so old That it came with time's fresh dawn Says he shall live; and the hope is told In the ear of the child unborn.

He will live again: O sweet the dreams That the olden story brings, Of a sylvan land with silvery streams, Enriched with unspeakable things.

Yea, he shall live—a wonderful thing— Not knowing that glory yet; And the price He paid that gift to bring We will never, no never, forget.

Onarga, Ill.