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Newspaper
Greeley Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1887
Page
6
The text explores Easter themes from nature’s renewal to symbolic eggs. It quotes poetry on awakening life, discusses eggs as emblems of fertility across France Germany Russia and Persia, notes Paris egg customs and a $4 000 jeweled egg anecdote, and explains Easter dating linked to March 21 first full moon.
A literary treatment of the Easter story from The Spirit of the New Testament describes Jesus' crucifixion, burial, and miraculous appearances. It recounts Pilate and Sanhedrin actions, the tomb guarded and sealed, and the angelic messages to Mary Magdalene and followers. Jesus appears to his disciples, announces peace, and commissions Peter, while skeptics are overcome by proofs of the risen Christ.
A narrator recalls a formative Easter during a late war, detailing a sister Jeanie’s gift of a porcelain egg and the faith that “Love Lives Forever.” He describes growing up within a loving home, then leaving to seek fortune, returning to find loss, grief, and a changed family landscape as twelve years pass.
A man recalls neglecting family and faith until a deathly Easter visitive opens his heart. He finds forgiveness through Jeanie's letter and a child’s memory, restoring belief that love lasts forever and life after doubt ends with a new soul.
Traced to the end of the sixth century, the piece notes that early Christians saw the resurrection as central to faith. It describes Christ as conqueror of death, firstborn from the dead, and the source of the new spiritual creation. The festival appeared as salutary, kingly, and victorious, crowns among festivals.
An ornate meditation proclaims the risen Christ through lilies and roses, music and praise. It urges living faith in acts of mercy and courage as the world moves toward God, calling believers to celebrate Easter with banners, bells, and open gates. The poem ends with triumph and devotion as the altar overflows with fragrance and song.
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