to
the
duration
and
the
painfulness
of
the
incap:
city
to
do
them
which
we
have
previously
es
perienced.
I
confess
I
do
not
understand
th
resurrection
state
of
certain
Christians,
who
profes
to
have
attained
it,
and
who
yet
remain
all
thei
lives
powerless
and
destitute
;
for
here
the
soul
take
up
a
true
life.
The
actions
of
a
raised
man
are
th<
actions
of
life
;
and
if
the
soul
remain
lifeless,
I
saj
that
it
may
be
dead
or
buried,
but
not
risen.
A
risen
soul
should
be
able
to
perform
without
diffi-culty
all
the
actions
which
it
has
performed
in
the
past,
only
they
would
be
done
in
God.
Did
not
Lazarus,
after
his
resurrection,
exercise
all
the
functions
of
life
as
formerly,
and
Jesus
Christ
after
His
resurrection
was
willing
to
eat
and
to
converse
with
men.
And
so
of
those
who
believe
themselves
to
be
risen
with
Christ,
and
who
are
nevertheless
stunted
in
their
spiritual
growth
and
incapable
of
devotion,
—
I
say,
that
they
do
not
possess
a
resurrec-tion
life,
for
there
everything
is
restored
to
the
soul
a
hundred-fold.
There
is
a
beautiful
illustration
of
this
in
the
case
of
Job,
whose
history
I
consider
a
mirror
of
the
spiritual
life.
First
God
robbed
him
