The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-10
The Great Miller Camp Meeting at Newark
-MiiIer's Sermons on the Histories of the
Great Kingdoms of the Earth.


| Great Kingdoms of the Earth.
| NEWARK, Wednesday Nov. 9th.
The great tent was raised this morning, but as the
seats were rather wet Mr.. Miller preached again in
the church in town. He took up, this morning, the
first portion of the 18th chapter of Daniel and as he
has already converted three ministers in this place.
and secured footing in of the churches Think
it highly advisable that the learned theologians of
New York should be made fully acquainted with
his movements and his statements order that they
may prepare themselves the ministers OF this place
and Dr. BrowDlee are doing, to controvert him.
Therefore spread before them the following verses
which formed Mr.. Miller's text to-day, and l sim
/ cerely hope that next Sunday they will all preach
upon it. Bear in mind, that | am no believer in or
convert to his doctrines, but he has produced ire.
mendous impression among the people of this city
and the country round about. Therefore it be-
hooves ministers OF all denominations to be ~ and
doing, that they may be able to answer the query,
"Wachnan, what of the night - Here is his
| text:-
"Aso | in the first year of Darius the Mede. even
stood to confirm and to strengthen him. And now will
shew thee the truth Behold, there shall stand up vet
three kings in Persia and the fourth shall be far richer
than they all and by his strength through his riches he
shall stir all against the realm Of Grecia And mighty
king shall stand up that shall rule with great dominion
his kingdom shall be broken and shall be divided toward
the four winds of heaven and to his postery ac
cording to his dominion which he ruled for his kingdom
| shall be plucked up for others beside those And
the king of the south shall be strong one of his
mnion his dominion shall be great dominion. And in
the end OF they shall join themselves together
the kings daughter Of the south shall the king
the north to make agreement but she shall retain
the power of the neither shall he stand his
but she shall be given up and they that brought her. and
he that hegat her. and he that her these
times But out of branch of her shall stand
up in his estate, which shall with an army and
shall the of the king of the north and
shall deal az ainst them and shall prevail And shall also
carry captive into Egypt their gods with their princes
and with their precious vessels Of silver and of gold and
he shall continue years than the king Of the north
So the king ofthe south shall into his kingdom and
shall return into his land But his shall be stir
shall certainly come and overflow and pass through
then shall he return and be stirred up to his fortress
shall come forth and fight with him, with the king of
the north: and he shall set forth great muude butthe
multitude shall be given into his hand: And when he
hath taken away the multitude, his heart shall be lifted
up and he shall cast down many ten thousands but he
shall not be strengthened it, For the king ofhe north
shall return and shall forth multitude greater than
the former and shall certainly after certain years
with great army and with much riches. And in those
times the shall many stand up against the king of the
south also the robbers Of thy people shall exat them
selves to establish the vision but they shall fall So
king Of the north shall come and cast up mount, and
take the most fenced cities and the of the south
shall not withstand neither his chosen people, nei
Their shall there be any strength to withstand But
his will, and none shall stand before him and
he shall stand in the glorious land which by his hand
shall be consumed He shall also set his face
with The strength of his whole kingdom and upright
with him thus shall he do and he shall give him the
daughter of women, corruptng her but she shall not
stand his side, neither be for him After this shall he
turn his face unto the isles and shall take many but
prince for his behalf shall the reproach offered
by him to cease without own reproach he shall cause
to upon him. Then he shall turn his face ard
the fort of his land but he shall stumble and fall and
not be found Then shall stand up in his estate raiser of
tavp in Tho Of he hufIr
he shall be destroyed neither in anger in battle
And in his es ate shall stand up vile person, to whom
shall in peaceably and obtain the kingdom by ate
ries And with the arms Of flood shall they be
flown from before him. and shall be broken also the
prince of the covenant And after the league made with
him he shall work deceitfully for he shall come up, and
shall become strong with small people"
He said that Daniel in speaking of Caesar, or the
Pope, or Napoleon, did not mention them by name,
but described their acts so that no could mis-
take who he meant. When he alluded to the pow
er of the Pope he meant all the popes, not merely
to the kingdom particular prince ruled over
many think that he refers to princes living 2OoO
years back there's where brother Stewart is
mistaken he throws all the acts referable to the
power OF Rome on Antiochus Eplphanes. But bro
Their Stewart knows no more where he is In pro-
phetic history than child unborn knows about
Newark: Now the llth chapter Of Daniel is COM
pete history of the world in detail down from Da-
| nlefs time To the 23d verse it includes the 40
weeks to the death of the Messiah in the reign OF
Tiberus Caesar. From the 23d verse to the Goth
verse inclusive, is the history of pagan Rome
from the 3lst to the 39h verses inclusive, is the
history and character of papal Rome. From the
10th verse to 45th verse inclusive, is the history
of the days of Napoleon Bonaparte clearly you
could paint his history after reading his life. And
in the 18th chapter from the LIST to the Sd verse, is
prophecy of the that took place in the time
| of the troubles of the French Revolution. Then by
| the signs thus given know the distance of time
of all these parts of history, and where stand
now. on the edge of the end of the world. And in
the llth verse of the last chapter of Daniel we hav,
the time from the end of pagan Rome to the end of
| the temporal power of papal Rome, 1890 years; or
1898 in the 18th verse the time from the end of pa
gan Rome to the end OF the world, 1885 years. As
years after Bonaparte captured the pope in 1898,
| which brings us to lS43.
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