Second advent library

_cna|s'r's swarm connne. 81'I'he seventy weeks were new be;1;1§ fhlilled. Andthen, at last, when Jesus had hiscomple work, whenthe fulness of time had come, hc finished transgression,ang made an indgolf sin: 'lie' then cried, "lit is ignahed,ve up t e ost. eseve wee s en e ourtext alas fulhlled; Christ had now lbtgcome the end ofthe law forrighteousness, to every one that believeth;he that knew no sin had become sin for us, and Deathhad struck his last blow that he would ever be able togive the Son of God. 1)aniel's vision is now madegurell- the Messgah cut oil, the time proved true,ns giveny e ro het anie .Nowyyep infidels, can this be priestci-att? And, yeis not this the Christ? WhyIudfaizinggheachers, lookye or uno er.I shall now take up the text in the following manner :l. I shall show what is to be done in seventy weeks.When the seventy weeks began, and when theyen .I. The text tells ns, "Seventy weeks are alder-minedthat is, uponeJews, w o then were the people of Daniel, and alsoinJerusalem, which then was called the "holy city."The first question which would naturally arise on the:Zion thy peagle and upon thy holy city;"The text and its con-Qind, wouldlfe, What for to do ?xt must te us.lst. "To°h the transgressim."When was tramgressionfingiiiosd? 1 answer, At the death of Christ.ee Heb. ix. 15, "And for this cause he isthe Mediatorof the new testament, thatby means of death, for theredemption of the transgressions that were under thefirst testament, they which are called receive thePromise of eternal inheritance." Isaiah might iii. 8, "For hefor the trans-WH! cut0? out of this land if the gression o m e was e stricl¥ing,; en.211. "./Indt¢i'1nPde?'£ an end qfsins." This was alsoP9l'f`0rmed at his death. See Heb. ix. 26, "But nowOnce in the end of the world hath he appeared, to putaway sin by the sacrifice of himself!" And 1 John5» " Ye know he was"that (Christ)manifested to takn'ny Our sins. 6