Which of us that be worldly, heedless, unprofitable, shall endure His withering scrutiny, when He shall be revealed from heaven with fire?—or in the sunshine of His final acceptance, remember our toil and labour? Who shall bear in mind the contradiction and the cross, when the dead shall ascend up out of the depths of the sea, spread over the plains, and stand upon the mountains; when we and our people shall meet in the day of that mighty gathering; when the judgment shall be set—condemnation utter its thunders—and its voice die away in the tranquil peace of Heaven; and the New Jerusalem—the foundation and corner-stones whereof, with Him we are—shall be for ever with the inconceivable glories of Almighty God. * * * * * THE END. * * * * * SLOMAN, Printer, King-street, Yarmouth FOOTNOTES. {9a} Matthew, xvi. 18. {9b} Timothy, ii. 21. {10} Ephesians. iv. 2, 3. {18} The present Bishop of London’s Charge to the Clergy of the Diocese of Chester, when Bishop thereof, in 1825. {21} See Archbishop Cranmer’s Sermon on the Apostolic Succession, p.p. 19–23. {22a} Article 23. {22b} Preface to Ordinal. {24} Dr. Hampden’s Lecture on the thirty-nine Articles, pp. 39–41. {26a} Cardwell’s _History of Conferences_, p.p. 324, 325, and 356. {26b} Galatians, v. i. {28} Bishop of St. David’s Charge, delivered in 1842.