nificence and grandeur which human language can express, ch. xxi. xxii. 1—6. 1. The angel attests the truth of these things, ch. xxii. 7-9. 2. Christ himself shows the apostle that the state of men will soon be unchangeably fixed; declares who shall enter heaven, and who shall be excluded; urgently calls upon men to accept his salvation, and denounces plagues on those who alter or abridge the words of this prophecy, ch. xxii. 10—19. 3. The apostle closes with his benediction, ch. xxii. 20, 21. CH. IV. HARMONY OF THE GOSPELS. THE following concise harmony of the gospels is revised and corrected from that of the late Rev. John Brown. It is presumed that it will be found useful to the reader. By this means every narration and discourse may be exhibited at one view, with all their concurrent circumstances, as recorded by the several evangelists. |