...make medicines of them. So Paul (I Cor. 15. 55), he plays with death itself, sports with the grave: "Oh death, where is thy sting? Oh grave, where is thy victory?" The sting of death is sin. All the harmful annoyance in sorrows and punishments, further than either they come...

...be equal to it. There were no forebodings, no fears, no doubts, and I was enabled inwardly to say, 'Oh death, where is thy sting. Oh grave, where is thy victory'" (56-57). Six days later, on the night of 23 August, an excruciating pain settled on the back of his...

...we shall become as Sons of God again." "Then shall be brought to pass, the saying that is written, oh Death, where is thy sting; oh Grave, where is thy victory?" Do you know that we cannot otherwise account for such citations, or explain them to such a lucid extent....

...that he did, and so transmute your body and Join me on Moon, where work will be asigned us to do." "Oh, Death, where is thy sting. Oh, Grave, where is thy victory." 47 CON80MATION By DR. GEO. W. CAREY 1927-1928 1927. 'TNHE revolutionary planet Uranus will have J....

...teemed with green life. Once more the pendulum of the seasons swung . . . from death back to life. . . . 'Oh death, where is thy sting? Oh grave, where is thy victory?'" Country music continues this tradition of spiritualized American space. Its regional focus, not surprisingly,...

..."Cock-a-Doodle-Doo!" There too a cock crows not only over a dead body, but apparently over death itself: "Oh! death, where is thy sting? / Oh! grave, where is thy victory?" the narrator crows with St. Paul at story's end, and all the other characters agree. However, all the other...

...and cross-bones, but with a lusty cock in act of crowing, chiseled on it, with the words beneath: — "Oh! death, where is thy sting? Oh! grave, where is thy victory?"* The wood-sawyer and his family, with the Signor Beneventano, lie in that spot; and I buried them, and planted...

...encountered Him, that the mouth of Death might henceforth be stopped, and all we that are saved might say 'Oh death where is thy sting? Oh grave, where is thy victory?' [1 Cor. 15:55]. The sting of death is drawn by Baptism. (Catechetical Lectures 3,11; tr. Gifford, 1894:...

...on the imperishable, and the mortal puts on immortality, then shall come to pass the saying that is written: 'Death is swallowed up in victory.' 'Oh death, where is thy victory? Oh death, where is thy sting?' The sting of death is sin, and the power of sin is the law....

...Elijah's ministries were not aborted after death. They still testified of Jesus Christ. Hallelujah! Oh death, where is thy sting, oh grave, where is thy victory? Moses and Elijah speak to us that we have a death too. Our acceptance of Christ as savior delivers...