Second advent library

A35,her for their political existence, so now theyhave made w'a.r.agiinst~her,and have robbedher of her power and territory; and sheéis a,dependanton'kings for her existence,lbbth political and ecclesiastical-heing supportedby Austrian bayonets.7. How much she hath glorified herself and liveddeliciously,so much torment and sorrow give her _;for she saith in her heart, I sit a.queen, and am nofwidow, and shall see no sorrow.'She has glorified her earthly power, shethas lived deliciously among the kings,-~once commandi a revenueequal to anyother kingdom iiiilurope, and is now a poorbankrupt,as to her ,national resources. Shepretended to be the queen of heaven, the onlyCatholic Church, against which the gates of'hell should never prevail; but behold hernow, a desolate beggar at the feet of kings,-a fewning hypocrite among the political-daughters.8. Therefore shall her plagues come in one day,death, and mourning, and famine; and 'she *shall betutterly burned with fire 1 for strong is ihe Lord Godvvholjudgeth her.-Then her-next fail 'wil eomeuponf hersuddenly, "in one day," and death perha ,dn every shape; uiourningyfamine, and fesviillhe hm' -eternal destruction, for