Your death, died once, must all be died again (C.S. Lewis)

But was I the first martyr who

Gave up no more than life, while you,

Already free among the dead,

Your rags stripped off, your fetters shed,

Surrendered what all other men

Irrevocably keep, and when

Your battered ship at anchor lay

Seemingly safe in the dark bay

No ripple stirs, obediently

Put out a second time to sea

Well knowing that your death (in vain

Died once) must all be died again?

--C. S. Lewis, Stephen to Lazarus                      

Image source:  Raising of Lazarus, S. Apollinare Nuovo, 6^th c., https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Raising_of_Lazarus#/media/File:S._Apollinare_Nuovo_Resurr_Lazzaro.jpg