"He was buried." A Sermon for Easter Even

"He was buried." A Sermon for Easter Even by Thomas Macgill is a mid-19th-century religious sermon that thoughtfully considers the burial of Jesus Christ, emphasizing themes of death, hope, and resurrection within the framework of Christian belief. The sermon aims to encourage contemplation on the importance of Christ's death and burial as it relates to the Easter holiday. During the sermon, Macgill explores the emotional and spiritual weight of Christ's burial, highlighting His followers' sorrow and the lasting implications of His sacrifice, while inviting listeners to consider their own spirituality in light of Christ’s sacrifice, encouraging faith while facing inescapable mortality.