...dreadful" (or, rather, perhaps, how awful, rendered so by the presence of Jehovah) " is this place! This is none other than the house of God; this is the gate of heaven." He had there enjoyed the Divine Presence—He had there seen heaven opened, and had been instructed...

...a time have I been constrained to say in my heart, " How dreadful is this place !" this also is no other than " the house of God ! this is the gate of Heaven !" Be pleased to observe, 1. That I was forbidden, as by a general consent, to preach in any church,...

...the Patriarch Jacob seems to have felt, when he said, " how dreadful is this place ; surely this is none other than the house of God, this is the gate of heaven." The consideration, that the house where we were assembled, was about to be dedicated to the Lord Jehovah,...

...at thought of whose even distant approach, our souls have shuddered and shrunk back ? Surely this is none other than the house of God, this is the gate of heaven ! To the Christian the nature of death is altogether changed. " Jesus Christ hath abolished death,"...

...Many a time have I been constrained to say in my heart, ' How dreadful is this place ! Tkis alto is no other than the house of God ! This is the gate of heaven ! , "Be pleased to observe, (1.) That I was forbidden, as by a general consent, to preach in any church,...

...Prometheus, graceful in its beauty, majestic in its power. But Sacred Literature is the ever-living fire, that descends from heaven, instinct with life,...Prophets, Apostles and Martyrs; its ministering servants are Cherubim and Seraphim, the Angel and the Archangel. Doubtless there are many, who will be disposed...

...Literature is the ever living fire that descends from heaven, instinct with life, immortal, universal. Tttat is the mausoleum of departed nations, splendid, yet...Apostles, and Martyrs — its ministering servants are Cherubim and Seraphim, the Angel and the Archangel.' He next inquires what should be the standard...

...is the ever living firethat descends from heaven, instinct with life, immortal, universal. That i* the mausoleum of departed nations, splendid, yet desolate...Apostles, and Martyrs — its ministering servants are Cherubim and Seraphim, the Angel and the Archangel." He next inquires what should be the standard...

...come to Jacob; and few, I think, can doubt, that when he had uttered the devout exclamation, "This is none other than the house of God, this is the gate of heaven;" and then vowed, that the "stone should be God's house" — he alluded to what was customary with the...

...the history of Jacob, few, I think, can doubt, that when he uttered the devout exclamation, " This is none other than the house of God, this is the gate of heaven;" and then vowed, that the " stone should be God's house" —he alluded to the worship of God in a stated...