Our day in the light of prophecy and providence . rk, gloomy sadness overclouds the hypocrites for once sincerely pray. . The Lisbon Earthquake of 1755 83 But let it not be thought their horrid deedsHad pulled this dreadful judgment on their heads,Or that for crimes too horrible to tell,Like guilty Sodom, thunderstruck they fell. . Who can with curious eyes this globe survey,And not behold it tottering with decay?All things created, Gods designs natural causes work His destined wiJ^And that eternal Word, which cannot lie,To mortals hath revealed in prophecyThat in these latt
Our day in the light of prophecy and providence . rk, gloomy sadness overclouds the hypocrites for once sincerely pray. . The Lisbon Earthquake of 1755 83 But let it not be thought their horrid deedsHad pulled this dreadful judgment on their heads,Or that for crimes too horrible to tell,Like guilty Sodom, thunderstruck they fell. . Who can with curious eyes this globe survey,And not behold it tottering with decay?All things created, Gods designs natural causes work His destined wiJ^And that eternal Word, which cannot lie,To mortals hath revealed in prophecyThat in these latter days such signs should come,Preludes and prologues to the general not the Son of man can tell that day;Then, lest it find you sleeping, watch and pray. Thus this first of the predicted latter-day signs bore itsmessage to men. Its immediate scene was set in the OldWorld, but its warning was world-wide. The next sign fore-told was to appear in the New World, but like the Lisbonearthquake, its message of warning was for all THE FLOOD So shall also the coming of the Sonof man be. Matt. 24:39.
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