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Trinity College School - Record Yearbook (Port Hope, Ontario Canada)

 - Class of 1952

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Page 29 text:

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TRINITY COLLEGE SCHOOL RECORD 15 He has not been laid to rest in St. Paul's where Wel- lington and Nelson were buried, but in Westminster, the nobler resting place, where kings and poets and states- men sleep. The King himself was Chief Mourner as the servant of the nation. He is the apotheosis of the ordinary man. Two thousand years ago there was another who chose to be without a name. When Christ came to our Battle of Life, He turned from His high estate and stepped down to the common level. He Wore the regulation uniform of om' common humanity and bore no sign to distinguish him from other men. He was a child of the poor, when his parents were on tramp. He was a day labourer, earning His bread by the sweat of His brow. He was the elder son who loved His mgother and in the hour of death her name was on His lips. He went unrecognized and . . . unrevealed . . . save for an indefinable impression. He came to the house of sorrow as a friend. The darkness fled and He passed on. If He had any favourite it was the outcast and unarmed. The sinners loved the stranger and hated themselves because they loved Him. He claimed no title save Son of Man. His disciples were not sure who He was as they won- dered whether under that dear familiar frame was one of the prophets or some other. It is the Son of Man who brings the Warrior home. I must link the Nameless One with the Unknown Soldier. It is this Son of Man who brings the Warrior home. He too was buried in a strange grave. But He was not to remain there. The Father wakened Him from His sleep and called Him home. As the Apostle wrote, because He took upon Himself the form of a man and became a servant and made Himself of no reputation,-and became obedient unto death, even the death of the Cross. Wherefore God has most highly exalted Him and given Him a name which

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