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cleanse the atmosphere from dl nordm vapors, pee tilence, and death. U Then shall the sanctuary be cleansed," and then will the t voice from the throne my, It ia done. These old and this old earth will have pawed away, and the New Jerusalem come down From God out of heaven, .prepared aa a bride adorned for her husband," Rev. XXL 3-6. L6 And I heard a great voice out of heaven, ssying, Behold, the tabernacle of God is with men, and he will dwell with them, and they shall be hi peo le, and God -lf ahall be with them and be their G$ and God &all rlpe away all team from their eyea; and there ehall be m more death, neither sorrow nor crying, neither shall there be nny more pain, for the former things are And he that sat o n the tluone aaid, Behol=& thin new. J h e said unto me, Wdte ; for these lo$ we true and faithful And he scud unto me, It i don%" Here we have the same explesaion os in our text, having the eame identical meaning, the rame mice," inoneuintheother;thermathrau,~ uame voice epeaking, alluding to the same period of h e when the old things are done away and the new hearem IVB liniahed, to the m e point in pro ecy, the end." Therefbre, aa we have peaed the sixtl vial, the seventh and last hanp trembling in the air. The drop of thir vial are already contaminating tl~e minde of men ; already wo me the unclean s irit going forth ; the great city L divided, and .de sip of the heaveno demta a eonfl~ct, and on the earth a speedy revolution Then, my friendn, let ua bo wiee; let ur make peace with Him who has power to eave or to destro . For we learn by our suhject tl~athe world and worhy scenn am passing away; every vestige of mod grmdeur, every form of carnal pride, every fashion of h- glory will soon be eclipeed by the dew of thrt great white throne from whose face the Evens and earth rill Bee am , and the great voice from the thmne rill aund tb. L requiem, 6 ~t c done." " Yet wben the mod shall tcar lhc ski-, And lightning burn the @be helow, &ib, you may liR year p w m . " . bY(12ZdmS
LECTURE XVI. , MATT. uv. I. l'hen shall the kingdom of heaven be likened unto ten virginr which took their lamps and went forth to meet the bridegroom. PARABLES are always given to illuetrate some doctrine or subject which the speaker wishes to communicate, and is an easy or familiar manner of making his hearera or readers underatand the subject, and receive a lasting impression. Nothing has so good an effect on the mind as to teach by parables moral precepts or spiritual truths. In this way we are taught by visible things, or familiar objects, to realize, in some measure, the truths and sub'ects presented. Thii was the manner ~hrist taught his disciples and followera, that their memories might the more easily retain, and be oRen refreshed, when they beheld any scene like the representation of the parable; and in this way, they might alway~ keep in view the important truth that is likened to the parable. A parable, rightly applied and clearly understood, gives good instruction, and is a lasting iiiustration of the troth But if we apply the parable wrong, if we put on a false construction, it will serve to lead us into an error, and blind us, instead of producing light, -as Christ said of the Pharisees, he spakc to them in parables, that, "seeing, they might see and not perceive, and hearing, they might hear and not understand." Men often explain parables by fancy, to suit their own notions, without any evidence but their own ingenuity ; and by thii means there will be aa many 20 *
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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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in importance as he proceeds, bring
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B called the book of kye, the names
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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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