Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-03-10
THE JUDGMDNT

about tina, time performed in The Londal
! Theatres
BY command Of the King of kings, anc
at the desire of all those who love His an
pearlng. AT The Theatre Of the Universe
Oh the eve Of lime will be performed the
great assize; or day Of Judgment.
ne scenery, which is now &C ually pre-
pairing, will not only surpass every thing
mat has yet BEEN seen, but will infinitely
exceed the utmost stretch of human con.
cepiion. There will be a just representa-
ton OF all the inhabitants OF the world, ia
their various and proper colors; and their
customs and manners will be so exactly
and mlnuteIy delineated, that the most Sc
cret though, will be discovered For Goo
Will bring every work into judgment, with
every secret thing. whether it be good CT
whether il be evil.'-Eccl. II. Id.
| This Theatre will be laid out after new
! plan, and viii consist of pit md gallery,
only; and contrary TO all others, The gale
~ is fitted up for the reception of people
of high (or heavenly birth; and the phi
or those of low Cor earthly rank.
~ b. The gallery is very spacious and
the PIT without bottom.
10 prevent Inconvenience there are sep
a:ate doors for admitting the company, ard
they are so different, that none can mis-
lake that are not willully blind. The
door which opens into the gallery is very
narrow and the steps up TO it are some.
what difficult for which reason there are
Sc dom many people about it, But the
| y trxity mt a.
wide and commodous, which causes such
numbers to flock TO it that it is generally
| crowded.
N. b. The straight door leads toward
the right hand and the broad one to the
left.
1t will be in vain for one with inselled
coat and borrowed language to personate
one of The high birth. in order to get admit
lance into the upper place; for there is one
OF wonderful penetration who will
search and examine every individual, ant
ali who cannot pronounce Shibboleth, in
The language of Canaan, or has not receiv
ed white stone and a new name, or can
not prove a clear title to certain portion
of The land Of promise must turn in at the
left hand door.
The principal performances are desert.
bed in 'Thess. 4, 10, and in other pass
ages of the word of God, Blu, as there are
some people much better acquainted with
the contents of a play-biH than the word Of
God, it may not be amiss to transcribe o
verse nrIwo for their perusal.
The Lord Jesus shall be revealed from
heaven with his mighty angels in flaming
fire takinf vengence on them that obey
not The gospel, but to be glorifed in hi.
saints. A fiery fame issued and came
forth from before him.
I A thousand thousands ministered unto
him, and ten thousand times ten thousand
stood before him. The Judgment was sci
and the books were opened, and whosoev
err was not found written in the book o.
Life, was cast into the lake Of fire.
Act Fir$t-Of this grand and solemn
piece will be ooened by an Archangel with
the trump of God. For The trumpet shall
sound and the dead shall be raised"
Act Second-Will be a procession oil
saints in white, with golden harps accom-.
panied with shouts of joy ard songs oil
praise.
Act Ihird-WiI be an ass,mblage oil
the unregenerae. The music viii con
sist chiefly Of cries accompanied with
weeping, wailing, lamentatlon and woe.
To conclude wiM an Grafton by the Son
of God-lt is written in the 25,h chapter
OF Matthew from the Bath verse to the enc
of the chapter, but for the sake of those
who seldom read the scrptures,I shall here
transcribe two verses.
'.Then shall the King say unto them or
his right hand, Come, we blessed of my
! Father, inherit the kingdom prepared fol
you from the foundation of the world =
Then shall he say unto them on his left
hand, Depart from me, we cursed into ev-
erlastng fire prepared for the devil and his
angels"
Then o 10 tell!
John 5. %, 29.-Some ras'd on high; and
Others doom'd to hell!
Rev. 3. 8, 9.-These praise the Lamb, land
sing redeeming love,
Luke Is. D, 23.-Lodg'd in his bosom, all
his goodness prove.
Luke 8. 14,27.-Whie those who ,rampled
under foot his grace,
Matt %. 30.-Are banish'd now forever
from his face.
Luke 10. l9-Divided thus, gulf is fix'd
between,
Matt. %. 46.-And (ereridstihg) closes up
! Inc scene
thus will do unto thee, o Isreal; and
because VII do thus unto thee, prepare
10 meet Thy God
Tickets for the pit at the easy purchase
of following the pomps and vanities of The
| fashionable world, and the desires and a.
musements of the flesh, To be had at ev-
cry flesh pleasing assembly. If We live
after the flesh We shall die
Tickets for The gallery q: no less rate
than being converted, lorsaking all, deny
ing self, taking up the cross and following
Christ 10 the generation. To be had no
where but in the VOID of God. and where
that word appoints. He that hath ears 10
hear let him hear and be not deceived
God is not Knocked; for whatsoever man
soweih, that shall ne also reap
n. B No money will be taken at the
door, nor will any tickets give admittance
into the gallery but those sealed by The
HOLY Ghos, With Emanuel's slgnei. watch