A Hanoverian countess was known for her disbelief in God and her conviction that no one could call life from a tomb.  Before her death, she ensured that her tomb would be a mockery to belief in the resurrection.  It was sealed with a slab of granite.  Blocks of stone were placed around her tomb.  Heavy iron clamps fastened the blocks together and to the granite slab.  The inscription read: This burial place, purchased to all eternity, must never be opened. However, a small birch tree had other plans.  Over the years it forced its way until the iron clamps … Listen Now

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