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her dissolution And the cities of the mtbm fell Aa city denoted the papal power a d religion, ao Qas dia represent the power aad relqion of all other natiom Therefore all the power, 8nd all natiod religion, will fall in and under this vial, and the anh-c-hmth power will be judged; all their sine, cruel persecutions, d bloody deeds, will be brought into judgment into remembrance before God, and he will fiu to her the cup which she has made 0th- dm&, and abe in her turn must drink the dregs. 'And every iehnd fled away, and the mountains were not Eound." Idan& and rwurare figures of great and small *dome and p- ernmenta This text alludee to the ane time and circumstances which Nebuehadndo dreun doer, Daniel ii 35, 45- when the etone cut out without hands shall mite the image upon hie feet, and all the kingdoms of the earrh be carried away, tbt M place shall be found for them. Ln this verse it irr, the a mountains were not found." uAnd there fell upon men great hail out of heaven, every stone about the weight of a talent, and men blasphemed God because of rhe plague of the hail; for the plague thereof waa weedmg great" Thk cloees the ktory of the wven lust plagues, and this storm of hail is the lant part ot' the seventh vial ; it is t&e closing up of the judgments of God on an ungodly world Whether we are to undelutmd this hail figuratively or literally, I am not able tu my i but my revailing opinion k, that we are to underatsud it lited~y, for thk reamxi - 1 havepver been able in the word of God to h d any fiytive oxpla~tion, dU1~1gb it is used in a number of p aces with cular refercucc to the last day. Isa. xiviii. 17, UJuGnt a h rill 1 lay to the line, and righteo~lsness to the l~uunlet, UMI the hail 1aI1 sweep awa the refuge of fin, ad Uw waters sld overflow de hiding-ph" *' And tho Lord shall caw l~io glorioue voice to be heard, and shall ehow the kghting down of his arm, with the indi nation of hie anger, and with the flame of devouring ilr, with watteriig, and ternpee tmi~ UOIICM.~ hzek. xiii. 11, 13, "Say unto them wllich durbitwithuntarPparOd mortrr,thlitrhUhUilbsn XXX. ilU.
shall be an overflowin ehower ; and ye, 0 great hailstones, shd fall; I Mrmy rind shall rend it Thereforq thus saith the Lord God, I will even rend it with a atmy wind in my fury; and there shall be an overflowing shower in mine an er, and great hail-stones in my fury, to conarrne it" Srek. xxxviii. 22, "And I will plead against him with pestdcnce and with blood; .and I will rain upon him, and upon his bands, and upon the many peo le that are with hm, an overflowing hi, mid great hagstones, fire and brimstone." Also, Rev. xi. 19, '' And there were lightnin and voicee, ad thunderings, and ndn earthquake, g &at haiL9* B reading the connection of these texts, you cannot but Ee struck with the agreement of the pnapbeb in their descri@ons of this last and dreadful judgment of God , upon the world All of them evidently fix it on the last thy ; all call it apparently a rain of great hail-stones, like those which M1 upon Egypt in the days of Moses. Exodus ix. 23-25, And Moses stretched forth his rod toward heaven; and the Lord sent thunder and hail, and the fire ran along upon the ground ; and the Lord rained hail upon the land of Egypt Sq there was hail, and fire mingled with the hail, very evous, such as there was none like it in all the lxof Egypt since it became a nation. And the hail smote throughout all the land of Egypt, all that waa in the field, both man and beast ; and the hail ' smote eve herb of the field, and brake every tree of the held." This, it is evident, is the type of the last part of the seventh lague. Aad now, my frienda, will you beyieve Six of these plagues have been accomplished in as literal a manner as we could expect, &r a fair and scriptural explanation of the figures and metaphors ased And again I ssk, Do you believe You think, perhaps, you will wait until you see the hail come, and then you will believe. But will you not recollect that our text says, And they blasphemed God because of the plague of the hail " Will you thus tempt God through six successive judgments, and wait for the last before you will belleve What ho or prospect have you that the seventh will dorimt Eaixpreciq s~ld not~-~rtimiw
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EVIDENCE raox dCRIPTURE AND HISTORY
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INTRODUCTION. In presenting these L
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One deviating path, that grows brig
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ls divided into thia parts; when th
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INDEX. LECTURE I. Tan Sncorrr, Arrr
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LEC'TURE I. Looking for that blesse
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Borne teach us that he came at the
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25th to last veme : Of old haat tho
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And now we will examine m e of the
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f on to prepare to meet your God No
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h, and with his chariots like a whi
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shall examine the word of God faith
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nothing in the word of God to warra
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which God requires of you, and whch
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may have right to the tree of life,
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t lsased a tit& mmmw Thia passage m
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~ ~ ~ t h c e n a d ~ ~ c a a c l
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talent in the earth. They had place
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@on, and which would be too grow to
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LECTURE 111. DANIEL viii. 13,14. "T
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CHRIST'S SECOND COMSQ. 41 tnary and
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hves and the lives of their fellow-
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till the thrones were cast down, an
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same horn made war 'with the saints
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CEBI~T'B SECOND COMING. 4@ horn den
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Then comes the instruction of Gabri
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three and a half years, and Christ
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nnd form which God had prescribed,
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mion of the evening and morning, wh
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LECTURE IT. DANIEL Ix. 24. Seventy
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The seventy weeks were now bein ful
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in this passage, must mean Christ;
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of all the le a1 sacrifices from th
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What commandment is our next queeti
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egan to preach the gaspel, A. D. %;
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us in the 10th to the 12th chapter
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patly dlsappinted if they &mfd deny
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CWIIIT'II IIECOIPB canna 75 -ham fo
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CHRIB.~'s srcono comw. what they bo
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mbered in the 5th vers%- but the be
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01 .the evil power of empires, king
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that re are to count, or reckon, ho
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and baphzed into the Christian fait
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eign of Cyq king of Persia. Thia wa
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Grecinn kingdom was to rob the peop
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the senate-house, before Pompey's f
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ia a kue hist.org of the rim of the
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CHRIST'I SLCOXD COMING. 95 thia mea
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CHIUBT'S SECOND come. 97 church. 33
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the Pope, who claim to exercise thi
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and having only 1260 of those yeam
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hme that the daily sacriiiceahall b
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cbis civil power : this aas Banapor
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he shall go forth with great fury t
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morning dew, and like showers upon
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~~ll1.9~'~ BECOMB COBIIXO. 111 Men,
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CHIUSTTB sscom COMIIQ. 113 But the
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LECTURE VIII. REV. vlii. 13. And 1
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a star fall from heaven unto the ea
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long hair attached to their turbans
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CHRIST'S SLCORD COMIN~. 1% attempte
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20th verse, UAnd the reat of the me
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probation " should be no longer." F
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Brv. 1. %.3. The mystery of the sev
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eye shall see him, and they also wh
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' Athens, '' But now commandeth all
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to nought. And I say, May God speed
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CHRIST'S SECOW COMIRG. 135 8th vers
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tian, the blessed martyrs who were
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cmsT's ~LCOIR) coma E3B a d many of
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ty, and held to the doctrines of th
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. - CHBISF'S BECOND COMING. 143 tha
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LECTURE X. REV. L 20. The mystery o
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&alt not know what hour I will come
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flrictly accordin to the letter Wit
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threshing-floor." Th'en will he rec
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church ft is those contribdtions wh
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iage of the Lamb is come, and hie w
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ted people, pilgrim and strangers i
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their hundrede and thomda after the
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LECTURE XI. REV. v. 9, 10. And thdy
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etandard and Dan brought up the rea
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covered his feet, and with twain he
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chapter. Again: we are expressly to
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CHRIBT'S srcom comae. 189 world ye
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after their own lusts, and saying,
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ths New Jerusalem state, prepared a
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sing the m song 3 Then come in God'
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Page 191 and 192: 1. Attempt to show what the Bible c
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Page 207 and 208: CHBIST'B SECOND COMING. 197 which a
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Page 215 and 216: C~BIST'S SECOND COMIIQ. 21'3 and ho
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Page 235 and 236: of God's overnment under the gospel
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CERIST'S SECOND COMING. 279 &to the
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This-was literally ,the Lose with t
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LECTURE XIX OUB text ie a quwtion p
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the mountain of the Lord, to the ho
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17. His humility when on trial. Isa
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to his end, and none should help hi
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CHR~~T'~ SECOXD COMING. !all Fectly
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pel. See 2 Peter ii. 1-3, 'IBut the
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In the city of nations, the Roman e
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agreeing in language with Dunid. I
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For your unbelief in the signs whic
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