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... execute judgment upon all, and convince all that are ungodly among them of all their ungodly deeds which they have ungodly committed, and of all their hard speeches—impious speeches— which ungodly sinners have spoken against him. This remarkable prediction ...
... has a reference to tho glories of the Holy City as described the two last chapters of the book of Revelation. There is something very beautiful in the description given of the New Jerusalem. In the Holy City the tossings of the sea are away —the noisomeness ...
... and taking glance of everything remarkable as he ed, Mr Miller gave & very graphic description this ancient and import- ant city, which elicits the wonder and admiration of all who of that magnificent cathedral see it. In connection with this subject, ...
... ds contain the bodies of those who have led both godly and ungodly lives,—the bodies of those eminent for having led a Christian and holy life, and the bodies of those who have lived ungodly, unchristianly, and most wicked lives on earth. Perhaps he may ...
... national happiness—(a planes) —a system wl ich shall drag out ignorance from the dark recesses of the closes of our populous cities—a system which shall sweep, with an angels wings, through the beauteous Highlands and Islands of our country—a system in which ...
... guilty shall inherit the earth—how the mean man shall betray the city, though the Princes many thereof—how the valleys shall rise, and the mountains bow down muka straight the path of the ungodly. I shrink from my task. 1 turn over the dreary pages 1 peruse ...
... of godly men in Jerusalem the time of its downfall, but they only escaped themselves—they did not save the city. Tbe iodividoaU escaped but city fell : nations were punished here, but individuals hereafter. dreaded national acts, because they gave a character ...
... reason and only terminating with life. PAUCITY OF LIEGE TOWNS IN RUSSIA.—St. Petersburgh, Moscow, and Odessa, are the only cities whose population exceeds 100,000 ; indeed, there is some doubt whether that of Odessa reaches this figure. There are only ...
... LECTURE ON THE HISTORY AND POLICY OF RUSSIA. RUSSIA. On Tuesday last, in the Assembly-room of the Green Dragon hotel in this city, an interesting lecture on this subject was delivered Mr. S. B. de Dziewicki, a lieutenant in tbe late Polish army. There was ...
... tr.iijj, consumin'* both them ami their helpers, ami ihem against each other, like the vessels of the aor. I'or tl e creat city, *v’hioh they call eternal) '■all. before its final overthrow, dividcil into three art-, vlne'.i, I lliink, are the thren elements ...
... advantages — medical attendant assured her that be could do nothing to The HARDWOOD is also of large size, suitable fur which the city of St Andrews 23d January, 1854. THIS relieve her sufferings, and it was not likely she could survive RAILWAY end COUNTRY a ...
... of this inquiry is of great importance* Wsteliman, what of the night'? The watchman standing upon hie tower in a besieged city would be required to tell what was the appearance of the night, stud vein what were the symptoms of safety or danger as gathered ...