of the world were proclaimed the kingdoms of CHRIST, and _Mankind became for the first time subject to a written Law_. The Laws of CHRIST'S Kingdom, the doctrines of CHRIST'S Church, henceforth become supreme. Thus, when a Christian Sovereign is crowned, the Bible is solemnly placed in his hands; and it is required of him that he promise, on his oath, "to the utmost of his power, _to maintain the Laws of GOD_." "When you see this Orb set under this Cross," (says the Archbishop, on delivering those insignia of Royalty,) "remember that the whole World is subject to the power and empire of CHRIST our Redeemer ... so that no man can reign happily, who ... directs not all his actions _according to His Laws_." ... No further change in the order of things is anywhere intimated. The Faith hath been ἅπαξ,--once and for ever,--delivered to the Saints. Forsaken, it may be: by many, (alas!) _it will be_ forsaken before the consummation of all things: but it will not itself cease. Heaven and Earth shall pass away; but CHRIST'S Word, never. Not one jot nor one tittle of _the Law_ shall fail.... Such, in brief outline, is the World's true history,--past, present, future. Does it correspond with Dr. Temple's account? That may be very soon seen. He calls the human race a Colossal Man; and says that it passes through three stages,--Infancy, Boyhood, Manhood: and that during those three stages, it is governed by three corresponding principles,--Law, Example, Conscience. How does Dr. Temple establish the first?