Life in Deaths

What Mystery is this To seek for Life in Death The great Destroyer of the Sons Of Adam and of Seth? Can Death beget sweet Life? Can such an Honey-comb, So sweet and precious, come forth Of Death's devouring Womb?

Yes: Christ hath broke the Teeth And ta'ne away the Sting Of Cruel Death; that Death is now Become another thing. It is a Messenger Sent for to fetch us home Vnto our Father's Royal House, Whither all Saints must come.

It is a Bridge, whereby We pass to Heavenly Rest, Out of the Sorrows of this world Wherewith we are opprest. But I'le not here detain thee: Reade on, and thou shalt see Both many Deaths in one short Life, And Life in Deaths to be.