...him, as I have done every night before 1 ' There he stands, there he has stood, till " his head is filled with dew, and his locks with the drops of the night." While you sleep, he will not depart. He longs to abide with you and bless you ; 'and while dwelling...

...to the martyr who from beneath the heavenly altar looks down — ; Cranmer on his England, Huss and Jerome on their Prague, Wishart on? his Scotland,...when His head was filled with dew, and His locks with drops of the night — who, from the handful of corn which he then plan-r ted in the earth, and at...

...which He is subjected; they attend Him in His midnight supplications, and behold His sacred " head filled with dew, and His locks with the drops of the night," and they ask the question, Why is this ? Yea, they knqw ;t ; they had previously been informed that...

...surface of which we can gather much. The Beloved One, then, here shews great unwillingness to go ; though His head was filled with dew, and His locks with the drops of the night; though His heart must have felt a chill strike against it in its warm heatings, He hesitates to leave....

...enemy. And He is standing at the door, the place of cold, and poverty, and wretchedness, His head being 'filled with dew,* and 'His locks with the drops of the night ! ' This is not the manner in »hich He would treat you. ' Him that cometí) unto Me,' says He, •...

...beautiful, through time to immortality, admit the Saviour into your heart. Still He knocks with His " head filled with dew, and His locks with the drops of the night," during which you have kept Him standing without ; still He knocks and says, " Open to me." Will you...

...him, as I have done every night before ? ' There he stands, there he has stood, till " his head is filled with dew, and his locks with the drops of the night." While you sleep, he will not depart. He longs to abide with you and bless you ; and while dwelling...

...He had stood, rejected or disregarded by them, until, to use His own beautiful figure, "His head is filled with dew, and His locks with the drops of the night." I then contrasted this view of the Saviour's compassion and forbearance with that set forth in the...

...which men took up to cast at Him, and in some lone hollow amongst yonder hills, His head " was often filled with dew, and His locks with the drops of the night," while He continued all night in prayer. He was once compassed about with all the fears and straits...

...Woman, why weepest thou? whom scekest thou? " It is the voice of her Beloved," — whose " head is filled with dew, and his locks with the drops of the Night ;"(6) but she knows Him not. . . . Our LORD Ы'рпs os the Angels had begun. (c) See above on verse...