'We think this work well calculated to remove many erroneous ideas respecting our future state, and to put before its readers such an idea of the reality of our existence there, as may tend to make a future world more desirable and more sought for than it is at present.'--_Cambridge University Chronicle._ 'This, like its companion works, "Heaven our Home," and "Meet for Heaven," needs no adventitious circumstances, no prestige of literary renown, to recommend it to the consideration of the reading public, and, like its predecessors, will no doubt circulate by tens of thousands throughout the land.'--_Glasgow Examiner._ A Cheap Edition of LIFE IN HEAVEN, In crown 8vo, cloth limp, price 1s. 6d., is also published. IV. Crown 8vo, cloth antique, price 3s. 6d., TABOR'S TEACHINGS; OR, THE VEIL LIFTED. 'The main subjects discussed in this new work are, Christ's glory and eternal intercourse with his people. These are developed with great power of thought, and great beauty of language. The book is sure to meet with as flattering a reception as the author's former works.'--_The Newsman._ 'The work opens up to view a heaven to be prized, and a home to be sought for, and presents it in a cheerful and attractive aspect. The beauty and elegance of the language adds grace and dignity to the subject, and will tend to secure to it the passport to public favour so deservedly merited and obtained by the author's former productions.'--_Montrose Standard._ 'A careful reading of this volume will add immensely to the interest of the New Testament narrative of the Transfiguration, and so far will greatly promote our personal interest in the will of God as revealed in his word.'--_Wesleyan Times._ A Cheap Edition of TABOR'S TEACHINGS, In crown 8vo, cloth limp, price 1s. 6d., is also published. Uniform with 'Heaven our Home.' Third Edition, just ready, price 3s. 6d., THE SPIRIT DISEMBODIED. _WHEN WE DIE WE DO NOT FALL ASLEEP: WE ONLY CHANGE OUR PLACE._ BY HERBERT BROUGHTON. _OPINIONS OF THE PRESS._ 'This book will be read by thousands. It treats on all-important subjects in a simple and attractive style.'--_Chronicle._ 'This is a book of very considerable merit, and destined, ere long, to attract attention in the literary world. The subject of which it treats is one of surpassing interest.'--_Berwick Warder._ 'This is a remarkable work, and well worth the study of all inquiring minds.'--_Renfrew Independent._ 'The last chapter supplies us with a few more instances of the deaths of pious men, in proof that angels do attend the deathbed scenes of the saints of God, to carry the disembodied spirit to heaven.'--_Pall Mall Gazette._ 'The author shows as conclusively as it can be shown, not only that the soul is an immortal part of our being, but that there are mysterious links connecting us with those we love on earth, and that when "clothed upon" with immortality, we shall "recognise each other and be together in eternity."'--_Exeter Post._