Zions Works Volume 16; New Light on the Bible, from the Coming of Shiloh, the Spirit of Truth, 1828-1837 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1904 Excerpt: ... the Chapel, it would be much more cheerful and pleasant, especially for yourself, to attend only once. I have judged that it would be acceptable. Please to give my kind Christian love to all your family.--I remain your loving friend, ZiON. A SPIRITUAL HYMN. Appended to Pamphlet--' She shall be saved in Childbearing etc. Vol. VIII. pp 144-173.) The ' Spirit and Bride' now invite you all free, Come and drink of the life-giving stream; i CT' xxu" "l7' O come and drink deep of this river with me, That flows from the throne of the Lamb. O do not say Nay, but come haste away, And your joys now with me shall abound, In the air you shall rise, and mount up to f Rise in the spiritual light of the fL u-J Word, and increase in Heavenly ine SKies, -t knowledge; being redeemed from And no longer lay on the cold ground. lthe earthly lifc ofmere sense Come then and drink freely, your thirst now allay, In the Fountain of Jesus's blood, Which River is full, and as wide as the sea, And it flows from the City of God This City is free, and sweet liberty 'ps. xlvi. . xlviii. 8. u In the Mountain of God does abound;' Rev' Here the Heavenly Dove has descended in love, Matt. iii. 16. To lift you off from the cold ground. How beautiful now on the mountains appear ps. xlviii. a. The feet of the great King of kings, Who stands and proclaims the grand Jubilee Year, With healing now under His wings. Mal.iv. -. Truth and mercy so sweet, now do each other greet; Love and peace do in Gilead' abound; 1. The Heap of Testimony. Here the 'Balm' now appears, to dry up your tears Whose lodging was on the cold ground. My locks have been wet with the dew and the rain, cants, v.' While you let me stand out in the cold, Your 'sins' have thus pierced me with sorrow and pain, For a' Ser...