Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-01-19

age, Tor which seven years covenant
is 10 be made between the Jews and
the Napoleonic Prince? If so, this
seven years covenant would have TO be
made and commence in Passover Week,
April, 1894, in order to end seven years
afterwards with Passover Week 1901.
But preparatory events are not suf-
ficiently advanced for it to be made so
soon, and, moreover, strong reasons
exist for expecting that
THIS MOMENTOUS COVENANT
for seven years will commence and not
end with Passover Week, 1901, md
will, in that case, end with Passover
Week, 1908. as the end OF this age. The
Rev. F. Fysh, in his Exposition of
Daniels Dates published in 1899, calcu-
lated that the establishment of the
Jews in Judea will take place between
1886 and 1902, before the Seven Years
Covenant is made. But while all these
are reasonable expectations, we have to
wait for the actual making Of the Gov
enant itself before we can be certain as
TO the time of the end of this age,
which will be the Passover Week sew
en- years after the Passover Week
with which the Jewish Covenant Shall
be stipulated to begin.
The statement. OF that day and
hour knoweth no man, not even che
angels, neither the Son was spoken in
the present tense by Christ eighteen
centuries ago, with regard to that tina
only, and, OF course, cannot apply 10
these latter days; for, if so. it states
that even now Christ does not know
the day and the hour of His own Sec
ond Advent, which is Incredible More
over. Daniels dates were not then full
filled: nor was the Book Of Revelation
yet then written, which God gave to
show unto His servant things which
MUST COME TO PASS.
The Prophecies were stated In Daniel
xii. to be sealed up until the present
Time Of the End when many shall
search into them, and knowledge of
them shall be increased. and the wise
shall understand them Christ also
said, in Matthew xiv. SO, When ye.
shall see all these things namely the
Wars. Rumors of Wars, Famnes. Pest
licences and Earthquakes, which He
there predicted to be the signs of His
Coming and of the End of the Age
then know that it is near, even ct the
doors This is the opinion of many
learned expOsitors, such as the Rever-
ends Canon Brks, DR.. Cumming, DR..
Baylee. DR.. Duaield, DR.. Hales, J.
Fletcher, of Madeley, w. w. Pym,
John Hooper. T. Fysh. II. A. Riley, T.
Beverley, d. Murray, r. c. Shimeall,
and Major Baker, Messrs. Granville
Penn, Edward King, J. Bayford, J.
DichenO. W H0ughtOn, the German
Commenta or Bengel, and others, who
maintain lhat the time Of Christ's Sec
ord Advent. although hidden when
Christ was On earth, is predicted 10 be-
come revealed through the Scripture
prophecies at the time OF the end, a
few years before the Second Advent.
we already see prophetic
SIGNS OF THE END
IN the drying up Of the TurkisA-Moham-
medan empire, mat the way Of the Jews
may be prepared (Rev. xvi. ~, and the
increased EN- grafton of the Jews 20 Pal
est.ne. the enlargement of Jerusalem by
new buildings, and the consequently ap-
lDroach.lg close of the times OF the Gen
Ties psalm eli is: Luke xii. 20; the
many running to and fro and knOwl-
edge Being increased as displayed IN the
enhanced elerity Of transit and inter-
course th~0ughou. the globe by rail-
WAYS. steam vessels. telegrapGs. and
.he printing press. and the spread Of ed
ucat.cn and knowledge; and the perfec-
ion % watch arts, sciences ard maui
features are now brought { liel XII. -.
A clear prediction Of IA Ways in the
Last Days j. gwen in n Ium Ii. q. The
char.cts shall RAG il ne streets; they
shall jcstlc one asa.ns another IN the
EroadWays they shall $ M like torches
they shall run Ike l.g- .niugs
After proving TO his complete salts
fect.cG. with many Scrip ural quota
tons and reiences, his prediction 81
complete recastiEs ~ The political map
Of the old world. and the form on Of .
mauw0-l r~'1re rel a1s o CO.
extensive tho OH Ii man Empt
under this ruiersh ~ bis Nep0leOn.c
Emperor, he author asserts That
TIE G2EAl' roller
VIII be one Of the dcsc 1uan,- ol Naro-
leon J.. and backs this ZIP with ccplue
citations from the Greek. from the 3 =
ble and various o.Gec 5urces. ~ says
The Antich-.st must be Q represent
ative Ct the Napoleon dyn-st. l41i
of IFS deadly wound .ld.c ed b. the
sword Of war at Waterloo and Sedan. so
that all the world shall w-1der' when
taey behold The Napoleon Empire that
was and IS not. and yet IS, !. e.. that
was existent. n0n-eXis,en.. and re-ex-
listen. (Rev. xiii. 3-14 xvi. 3D. lie will.
however, first be King OF Syria for three
O. four years before reviv.ng the Napo-
leon dynasty over France and Europe.
and will be q Mahdi or mock Messiah.
More than fifty clergymsn and fifty
laymen have shown IN their treatlses
that the Napoleon dynasty became IN
1906 the seventh governmental headship
cf he Roman Empira-'tne seventh
head that continued but a short space
uuttl 1915. when e was wounded 10
death by the sword q Waterloo; but Il
We. shall be healed ald re-establlshed
over France and Europe. and become
more powerful than even In the time OF
the first Napoleo~ = nd again possess
military occupy 0ot Rome, aad re-
store the TEN power Of the Pope
CRev. xvii. 10
prince } me- Napoleon became
had OF the Napoleon dynasty n 1879.
a. the death CT the Imperial Prince
Louis Napoleon IN the Zulu war.
Prince Jerome Napoleon's Two sons are