The New York herald., 1870-07-25

and shall be removed like cottage, and
upon aaS ranssressGn snS thereof shall DC heavy
rise again." SO also in Revelations W., IA, we read:-
Every mountain and island were moved out OF their
places" And In Revelations xvi 20:-"Every island
ned away and the mountains were not found .
Mountains and islands are here used as figures ol
Kingdoms and nations. They are all to be speedily
CHRIST AND HIS RANsoMEp ONES,
sen n e may rdnepa n e % ana ah ana
Is the great fact that Jehovah utters his voice.
NOV NOW, tnat COD VINO speaks Is spirit, whom no man
neart HIS voice ut any time nor seen His shape"
How How then does He speak to US or to the world
mens or agents. Says the % APOSTLE ns In Hebrews H.
2-"God. who at sundry times and In divers man.
ners, spake, in time past unto the fathers by His
days spoken unto sp's US His soa But since ohrss
ascendsd on nigh does he still speak, LOOK at Heb.
speakelh from heaven" God was still speaking to
men after the ascension OF Christ. And this was by
HIS Word and Spirit through the ministry OF tho
men whom lie has called and sent to preach the
WORD OF Truth lie has continued to speak from that
gay to this; The spiritual dwelling place Of God Is
zion, and Zion IL the Church. And In Joel Ill, 16,
1t IL written,
.'TnE LORD WILL ROAR OUT OF ZION,
and utter His voice from Jerusalem.n Thus II Is evil
dent that God utters His voice from the Church
rrs Sr zen soA And there i manifest
TSs iws iang1age gs Of prophecy Is highly ngura-
nye' of tns Mountains nS1,ns and Mills are figures
The earth which melts is, therefore, to be under
stood as meaning the civil aud ecclesiastical sys-
TENS and powers OF the earth. Peter says:M.ihe
elements shall melt with fervent heat" In these
words he relterates the language OF prophecy. Az,
Tor example We read In Amos TX, Sand the
Lord God Is He that toucheth the land and it shall
melt" The word rendered land in this passage Is
rendered earth Ia the text. In neither place does 1t
signify the material earth melting by material fire;
0qt me earth OF human society melting by the lre
and executed In His Providence In the mighty
events which are so soon to occur Ii the for1i of
war; famine and pesilence, together with all the
destructive caamltles Of this great day Of God, In
which all the earth shall DO Qevoured by the fire Of
HIS jealousy. Aud thus will be ushered III the ever
lasting kingdom Of glory and OF Cod Lord In
Y!s gksIGpa aSsp4 fnn sEHvicr-A DlsonAcnrun ROW.
delivery of the sermon, Bishop Snow directed tho
attention Of one OF his flock TO young man In tho
congregation whQ As hsilieyed t9 Ie Ygijeg Yp0
bad hell hlni up TO pubf5 rldlcule. A ilah Of tho
name OF Perry, who, 1t Is understood, has made use
ot the reputation Of the HERALD In connection With
this church, was finally put out OF the building by
member OF the Bishops choir, A-">'iss1'-
Tlis forcibe e,eghnent excited q large com.
motion In this small congregation, which was not
lessened when the Bishop, with much emphasis
and strong denuncaton, Improved the occasion by
lntimating to any other reporter who might be pre-
warmer place in regions that are not generally men.
toned TO ears polite they followed In the footsteps
just witnessed. Tfe moral eaect or this warning
city press who were present. and their conduct not
being deemed satisfactory, tney also were driven
out rom the church. -
AS the above repooft of the Bishops sermon ndl-
Gates, the actual reporter OF the HERALD suffered
ndishity at the lands OF the Bishop or any of hi
rock.