In the belief of Christ's resurrection, the gifted Baron Bunsen took his solemn and exultant farewell of his deeply-loved wife, saying: "Love, love, we have loved each other; love cannot cease; love is eternal; the love of God is eternal; live in the love of God and Christ; those who live in the love of God must find each other again though we know not how; we cannot be parted; we shall see each other beyond."
Faith in it made the dying soldier-boy say to his commanding officer after the battle was over: "General, I feel as if I was going to the front." It rung out with the voice of transport, in the utterances of that Dutch lad in the Netherlands, who, with his father, was fastened to the stake by the brutal persecutor Titleman: "Look, my father," he said, amid the flames; "all heaven is opening, and I see a hundred thousand angels rejoicing over us! Let us be glad, for we are dying for the truth." by Bishop Fallows.
