To the weary it is rest, Isai. lvii., 2; Rev. xiv., 13. To the banished it is home, II. Cor. v., 6. To the scorned and reproached it is glory, Roms. v., 2. To the captive it is liberty, Roms. viii., 21. To the conflicting soul it is conquest, Roms. viii., 37. And to the conqueror it is a crown of life, Rev. ii., 10, of righteousness, II. Tim. iv., 8, of glory, I. Pet. v., 4. To the hungry it is hidden manna, Rev. ii., 17. To the thirsty it is the fountain and waters of life, and rivers of pleasure, Rev. xxii., 17, Psalm xxxvi., 8, 9. To the grieved soul whether with sin or sorrow, it is fulness of joy. To the mourner it is pleasure for evermore, Psalm xvi., 11. In a word, to them who have lain on the dunghill and kept their integrity, it is a throne on which they shall sit with Christ for ever, Rev. iii., 21; xxii., 5.—Case’s Correction, Instruction: The Rod and the Word.