The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-22
DAY OF JUDGMENT.
OR,

DAY OF JUDGIENT.
The Scenery, which is now GctualLy
preparing, will not only surpass
everything that hath yet been seen,
but it will infinitely excee the ut
most stretch of human conception.
There will be a just representation of
ALL the the inhabitants Of the acorld
in their various and proper colours;
and their customs and manners will be
go exactly and infinitely delineated,
that the most secret tb0uqht will be
discovered. ''For God shall bring
every work into Judgment; with
every secret thing, whether it be
good or whether it be evil. Eccles.
xii. IA.
This Theatre will be laid out after
New Plan, and will consist of Pit
and Gallery only; and contrary to
all others, the Gallery is fitted up
for the reception of the people of
high Tor heavenly birth and the Pit
for those of low Tor eartblg) rank!
NB.-THE GALLERY Is VERY SPA
CIoUs, AND THE PR WITHOUT Bor-
TOM.
To preventinconvenience, there are
separate doors for admitting the com.
-pany; and they are so different, that
none can mistake that are not will
fully blind The door which opens
into the Gallery is very narro1C, and
the steps to it are somewhat difficult
for which reason there are seldom
many people about it.. But the door
that gives entrance into the Pit is
very aCide and very commodious
which causes such numbers to flock
to it that it is generally crowded
N B.--The straight door leads to-
wards the right hand, and the broad
one to the left. 4H.
1t will be in vain for one, in tin
selled coat and borrowed language,
to personate one of high birth, in Or
der to get admittance into the upper
places; for their is One of wonderful
and deep penetration, who will search
and examine every individual, and
all who cannot pronounce Shi5boleth,
in the language of Canaan, or have
not received q aohite stone, or aeag
name, or cannot prove clear title
to a certain portion of the Land of
Promise.
THE PRINCIPAL PERFORMERS
Are described in / Thess. iv. 1912
Thess. i. z, s, 9,-Matt. xiv. so, 81
XIV, 81, 32-DanieI vii. 9, TO-
Jude IA, 15-Rev. Xxx. II to 45, &c.
But as there are some people better
acquainted with the contents of
Play BILL than the Word Of God, it
may not be amiss to transcribe
verse or two for their perusal:
THE Lord Jesus shall be revealed
from heaven, with his mighty angels,
in flaming fire, taking vengeance on
them that obey not the Gospel, but |
to be glorifed in his saints. A fiery |
stream issued and came forth before |
him. A thousand thousand minis |
tered unto him. and ten thousand |
times ten thousand stood before him. |
The Judgment was set, and the |
Books were opened and whosoever |
was not found written in the Book of !
Life, was cast into the lake of fire."
ACT I.
vi IIIS NThAND Stltl OO1EMN FER
TORRANCE. will be opened by an
Archangel, with the Trump of God.
1.-The Trumpet shall sound, and the
dead shall be raised. u Cor. XIV. %.
ACT II.
VIII be a PROCESSION Of Saints, in
white. with golden harps, accom-
panied with shouts Of joy
and songs of praise.
ACT III.
Will be an assemblage Of the TN
ItEeENERATE. The Music will con-
sist chiefly of cries; accompa-
MED with weeping, wailing q,
mourning, lamentation IA
and woe.
TO CONCLUDE WITH
a n Q Il a tiOn
BY THE SON OF GOD.
As it is written in the 25th Matthew,
from the saith verse to the end Of the
chapter. But for the sake of those
who seldom read the Scriptures, / !
shall here transcribe two verses