Why Weepest Thou? Beverly Carradine, 1899 rev., 2015 published here 1 April 2015 last edited on 2 December 2015 copyright status is Public Domain Subjects: Hope, Comfort, Joy, Victory, Examination Of all the things that He might have said, perhaps no more beautiful, blessed, needful, and significant speech could have been made by Him to His sorrowing disciples—and, beyond them, to the struggling, battling Church in all ages, and even to the sinful world itself. from Why Weepest Thou?	From the book Heart Talks. Why Weepest Thou? This was the first utterance of Christ after His resurrection. Of all the things that He might have said, perhaps no more beautiful, blessed, needful, and significant speech could have been made by Him to His sorrowing disciples—and, beyond them, to the struggling, battling Church in all ages, and… [read more]

Why Weepest Thou?

Beverly Carradine, 1899
rev., 2015

published here 1 April 2015
last edited on 2 December 2015
copyright status is Public Domain

Subjects: Hope, Comfort, Joy, Victory, Examination

Of all the things that He might have said, perhaps no more beautiful, blessed, needful, and significant speech could have been made by Him to His sorrowing disciples—and, beyond them, to the struggling, battling Church in all ages, and even to the sinful world itself.