...xvi. 27. xxv. 31. JJ 1 Cor. xr. 52. §§ Her. xx. 12, |||| Mark xiii. 24. • ^ Mat. xxiv. 29. vens passing away with a great noise, the elements melting with fervent heat, the earth with all things in it being burnt up*i and departing out of its place^. And can any thing...

...xvi. 27. MY. 31. JJ 1 Cor. xv. 52. V, Rer. xx. 12, ||| Mark xiii. '-' t. Vj Mat. xxiv. 29. •vens passing away with a great noise, the elements melting with fervent heat, the earth with all things in it being burnt up*, and departing out of its place-]-. And can any thing...

...; and we behold the fair frame of nature springing out of chaos. They draw us forward ; and we see the heavens passing away with a great noise, the elements melting with fervent heat the earth also, and all the works that are therein burnt up. They tell us to look inward ; acd under...

...maddening outcries, and raving blasphemies, will heighten the terrific scene, as the M heavens are passing away with a great noise, the elements melting with fervent heat, the earth also, and the works that are therein being burnt up ? But in proportion as the frantic terrors...

...then gives a prophetic description of the mighty changes which should take place at his coming, as the heavens passing away with a great noise, the elements melting with fervent heat, etc., etc., and closes with the personal exhortation to his brethren : " Seeing that ye look for such...

...They hear the trumpet sound,—they see the dead arise,— they witness the wreck of nature,—the heavens passing away with a great noise, the elements melting with fervent heat, the globe in flames! They know the great day is come, and they see all its realities open before them....

...who can look with any reasonable composure upon that last closing scene of temporal things. The idea of the heavens passing away with a great noise, the elements melting with fervent heat, and of the world in flames, all this, so fearful a contemplation for ungodly men, brings no appalling terror...

...shock of an earthquake at a particular spot, the whole frame of nature will be universally convulsed, the heavens passing away with a great noise, the elements melting with fervent heat, the earth also and all the works therein being consumed in one great conflagration ! 2 Pet, iii. 10....

...view of the city from the rear of houses on the canal bank, between Portobello and Charlemont street, was appallingly awful ; the roar of the tempest, the...'between three and four in the afternoon, a storm lik£ a' tornado suddenly burst upon the city, accompanied with thunder, lightning, and a torrent of...

...spread that deluge of fire of which S. Peter makes Noah's flood the type. But this conflagration, " the heavens passing away with a great noise, the elements melting with fervent heat, 4 will not be a destruction or annihilation, but a re-organization and re-construction, so that out...