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25th to last veme : Of old haat thou laid ihe foundstion<br />

of the earth; and the heavens are the work of<br />

thine hands. They shall perish, but thou shalt endure;<br />

yea, all of them shaC wax old like a ,garment; as a<br />

vesture shalt thou chan e them, and tl~ey shall be<br />

changed; hut thou art tie same, and thy years shdl<br />

have no end. The children of thy servante shall continue,<br />

and their seed shall be established before thean<br />

Here we see the Psalmist haa expressed the sane<br />

sentiment that I understand Christ to have given<br />

in these two verses, which I conclude is the proper<br />

ex,~lsnation And then the parables which follow<br />

in the remainder of the 24th and 15th chap<br />

tern, are easily understood aa having reference to<br />

the end of the world; and in that way will exactly<br />

compare. See the 31st verse of the 25th chapter:<br />

When the Son of Man sHall come in his glory, and<br />

all the hol an els with him, then ahall he sit upon tl~e<br />

throne of {is Jory ; and before him shall be pthered<br />

all nations," &c. This verse mu not fulfilled at the<br />

destruction of Jerusalem, for the "Son of ManU waa<br />

not seen in the clouds with power and great glory;<br />

and yet the words are, "every eye &all see him ; and<br />

as sudden and as visible as the lightnin that ehineth<br />

<strong>from</strong> the east even unto the west, so sha8i the conling<br />

of the Son of Man be." Can thi have sed, and the<br />

history of the world have been silent Could all<br />

nations be gathered before him, and there be divided,<br />

the rightmus <strong>from</strong> the wicked, and the one par sent to<br />

everlasting punishment, while the other is received to<br />

life eternal, and none know it No. Were the elect<br />

gathered <strong>from</strong> the four winds of heaven at the destruction<br />

of Jerusalem No; they were commanded to<br />

flee to the mountains; and history says they did leave<br />

that devoted city when the Romans encompassed it with<br />

their armies. Then, could the prophecies contained in<br />

these chapters have been fulfilled, and the world remain<br />

ignorant of sorne of the most important events I<br />

answer, No. Then the $6 Son of Man " did not come to<br />

the destruction of Jerusalem If he did, where is the<br />

evidence None, none, not a palticle. But if he did

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