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    ] I "t , P Septem " ber 1 , 1826 . ®^ permission to state my opirl ; i nron on the * of Armageddon a little rnore accurately , by a slight Rhfflfcat tU

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    apostaCf ; but , I thlttky ac « -9 ^^ ^ ttlft the 7 T ^^? r > i . Hd ^ titiit ^ ^ 1 ^ 1 ! tl ^ beast and felfc ^ t ^ the Eastern dragon ¦ j the 1 * 96 ® ysifti then \^ ould / with moT ^ pi ^^ etf mitf tratfc , exjpftfg it * the yUaF l ® Mi v * fc * & the beast Wins Woundediv&tm , but

    no * dfttfttyttft- ^ he ttWI ninribe * Of Daniel , of * 29 © y £ arg , finally aeeota * plishefc thfe d&struetioft > ofthis tf ? e&k ern poorer , and e * qrires at the remark * able period when th ^ ifasfierft 1 & € © years end , tamely , 1 ® 44 . Thus terminates the first judgmeaty s # & tfee finaL annihilation of all antichristian

    power . fe the cettrse of these thirty years are included , 1 st ,, the sounding of the seven thundery which are now rolling- in Greece ; 2 d , tte bkiflfegr of the TFe&etn dragon , which beg&n i& 1825 , and thfe 1000 ' y&irV i ^ eign « f Christ , which rtiria paralkl x $ Wl the bltfding of this poliliM ! powe ^ , ^ M

    ends in 1844 ; 3 d , the sealing off th ^ 144 , W 0 pf the tribes of Israel , tvliicft may point to " , their present gathering in North Attierica , by order of their appointed magistrate or judg £ , Morr decani I ^ oah , nhdet the s&hctifort atid a ^^ fhaWfy of fhe Uittifed St ^ fe § , ^ nd the re ^ bratiafc of the two tHws f ( J

    their bwn liand . The sounding of the ^ evelftth ttrttrhi pet cbmittences with the tiattlfe ti ? Go |^ and Ma&o # , in the ^ reat "Mattf of IVTegid d ^ , hea ¥ Jehi ^ aleinr , ratf&t by St . John , A ^ mageddbii , WKfcli ^ M in the avvfttt and miraciiloti 3 *

    oWirthrow of that imrnerise itiitttlttttSe ^ tifl triumph of the Jews , wh 6 felfW' wjp their victory by pouring out thef aev ^ it vials of the wrath off Alrtil ^ h t ^ ^ iitt upon their enemies , wlifah at ^ i ^ l seven Ictst plagues , \ Vheii tti 6 hl | ysterious times will be fihi ^ lifed of Wi ^

    forty-five years , and of D # bfel s IMS years , which bring us to ttid era ; 'ijit blessedness , 1889 . In the course of these ftirfcy-ffae years , the " times and sfcasdtfe" of Daniel , are to be included the ^ tttrtl of the ten triberi to Palestine , th ^

    evangelizing of the nation ^ aifld ^ ll th ^ mighty changes which ai"e to in tit ) * dtiee that happy period , ennplia ^ kall ' y called the " new heayiens and hfe \ v earth . " So that it would appear , fr 6 nritifiitf view of the prophietic fttimBfers , flfcft will be no delay in the puni § hrti 6 iii o ^

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    ^ m ( & r& ^ ^ ni& m& ^^^ S ^ T

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    ^ aittabfe tM&s ^ & M * iftfcfc- ^ * n % m matters of fact . l ^ s * f » --ftnrt * fcjwa «^ r ^^ to »? e % eB afifl # jrsal ^ Ai * ' te ? the Rsttd * &i ^ % ft ^^^*| e ^ ^^ iir Rel % i ^^ # ^ few ^ faWftig ^ u 6 * i r « & ha * re #€ & !* ^^^^ % ^ y # ur eoi ^ # e 8 ^ oiadto fe Cferteu ^ ^ mm ^ igiemU T 60 enidi Bwwpfed 4 » Jatidi ^ l aflairs , aai mt&u&eikMlf ^ # i ^ e # ^ n ^ emulata ii the

    tive thedli ^ fy i n # ^ tal $ e task myself , I ^ did ht ^ fe tte so ^ i e cm ^ amemg the iifore let * 6 red elftss of ybur coirtiibufeirs w < mW ftaVfe fttrntshe ^ l soift ^ thiti ^ ift the Shape of A satisfac-. t 0 fy ^ aftswe # . A i ^ ncoftfertfmst , I am

    sorry t 0 ^ s ^ rve , doefc frofr appear to be better qtitflifie * m ieffe < A tMt purpose tiifcn myself ; 8 tn # instead <* f b » ldiy ^ tiieetiitg the diffieul ties stated by his oppoiifeiit , he abso !^ iteljr evades ttora , M ( J replies by a few itaeagre extracts froiii ewtierit fiuthoi * s , reof

    specting the ^ u&Mess e seinfcimenw th ^ r ^ tail fee t ittle or no dk ± pttfe-I have cltfefully compared the last p ^ per of Cantabrigteiisfs with the titi-$ mt 6 i a Noncaiifottttfefc , and I atji

    kflidwtedgte that I tim raasembjy drs * appointctf with the mef&tlenbf 6 f tixt latter , No qne can be vi greater eiiemy to mystery and arupierstitiori than f am ; and I cannot h ^ lp' thinking ' that yduf infetaphysical corri&spondent , wheti he first advaheed his a ^ gumente , w ^ 8 not ulto ^ ether uft triindfiil of som ^ of the doetnrie'S of his own church .

    I am likewise decidedly of opinion that lie is Avhclly unauthorized in confounding the German Rationalists with the English Unitarians . But still I cortddve tliat if his suhtlci interroe ; atories are to bp answered at all , they

    ought td be answered without timidity and reserve , and that if they are really incapable of reply , that circumstance shouW be candidly avowed , without affording him the opportunity of triumphing over the nullity of the replication l > jr a Judgment i % default . CAUSIDICUS .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1826, page 517, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2552/page/9/