Lectures On the Millennium
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We are assui*ed by Him, that cannot lye, that '«many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased." Nay we are assured, that all shall know and serve the Lord. How vastly must the knowledge of God be extended, and promoted, when all shall know him. The expulsiou of the prince of darkness, and the regeneration of the vv^orld, will remove many obstacles, and furnish many and great facilities in the acquisition of knowledge.
When wars shall cease to desolate; when the 7# i rs stale, of t...he World Gothic foot shall no more trample upon the fi(>wei*s of taste; when vice and immorality shall cease; when every kind of intemper ance shall be cured; when the earth siiall be purged from tyranny and oppress sion; wlicn the darkness of soperstitionj the railing of bigotry, and tlie contrac ting^ blinding influence of illiberality shall cease when not a single Pharisee shall be left t take away the key of knowledge, or shut u the kingdom of heaven: when the temple of knowledge shajl be open to all; when all shall be disposed to enter it; when all shall be wise, ar,d shall feel that it is an important part of wisdom, to lay up knowledge; wiien all shall be deeply impressed with the im- portance of taking fast hold of instruction; when the human mind shall be almost en- tirely emancipated from the slavery of passion and prejudice; when the means of learning, and tlie number pursuing it, shall be multi- plied by hundreds; when each one shall de- light to assist his fellow to the utmost: — with what ricw and amazing progress will the human mind rush forward in the path of un- derstanding!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are assui*ed by Him, that cannot lye, that '«many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased." Nay we are assured, that all shall know and serve the Lord. How vastly must the knowledge of God be extended, and promoted, when all shall know him. The expulsiou of the prince of darkness, and the regeneration of the vv^orld, will remove many obstacles, and furnish many and great facilities in the acquisition of knowledge.
When wars shall cease to desolate; when the 7# i rs stale, of t...he World Gothic foot shall no more trample upon the fi(>wei*s of taste; when vice and immorality shall cease; when every kind of intemper ance shall be cured; when the earth siiall be purged from tyranny and oppress sion; wlicn the darkness of soperstitionj the railing of bigotry, and tlie contrac ting^ blinding influence of illiberality shall cease when not a single Pharisee shall be left t take away the key of knowledge, or shut u the kingdom of heaven: when the temple of knowledge shajl be open to all; when all shall be disposed to enter it; when all shall be wise, ar,d shall feel that it is an important part of wisdom, to lay up knowledge; wiien all shall be deeply impressed with the im- portance of taking fast hold of instruction; when the human mind shall be almost en- tirely emancipated from the slavery of passion and prejudice; when the means of learning, and tlie number pursuing it, shall be multi- plied by hundreds; when each one shall de- light to assist his fellow to the utmost: — with what ricw and amazing progress will the human mind rush forward in the path of un- derstanding!
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