throne; and our certain expectation is to triumph through the might of his own right hand. It is true, indeed, that they can summon to their assistance the countless contrivances of human subtlety, but our weapon is far superior to all, for it is from the Lord himself, it is the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God. There is no denying that they can assume any guise, and worm their way into the unsuspecting family; but our hope is in the power of the Spirit, to whom the heart itself is open as the day. They can meet us, indeed, and perhaps over-match us, in their varied appliances for intellectual education, they may be powerful in the pulpit, and attractive in the confessional, but they have no message that has one thousandth part of the loveliness of ours, for, unless they are false to their own principles, they can never proclaim to anxious sinners a finished atonement, and free pardon through the blood of the Lamb. There is much, indeed, to be apprehended in their close combination under the able conduct of a well-appointed General; but no general upon earth is to be compared to the Captain of the Lord’s hosts, whom God himself has set apart from the beginning to be “the leader and commander of the people.” Only let us be faithful to that blessed Master, honouring his word, leaning on his Spirit, at all times setting forth his grace; and the time will come, as certainly as God’s word is true, when the whole fabric of Jesuitry shall be split into shivers; when the prophecy shall be fulfilled, “Associate yourselves, and ye shall be broken in pieces when the triumphant cry shall originate in heaven, and shall swell back in a vast echo from a regenerate world, ‘We give thee thanks, O Lord God Almighty, because thou hast taken unto thee thy great power, and hast reigned.’” * * * * * * * * * * Macintosh, Printer, Great New-street, London. * * * * * BY THE SAME AUTHOR. THE ATONEMENT, AS TAUGHT BY THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. A Sermon, preached before the Members of the Islington Protestant Institute. Price 6_d._ POPERY THE ACCOMMODATION OF CHRISTIANITY TO THE NATURAL HEART. A Lecture, delivered before the Institute. Price 1_s._ THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH BIBLE. A Lecture, delivered before the Institute. Price 1_s._ J. H. Jackson, Islington Green, and Paternoster Row. ALSO, BY THE SAME AUTHOR. THE SCRIPTURAL PRINCIPLES OF OUR PROTESTANT CHURCH. Second Edition. Price 3_s._ THE TIME OF THE END; or, the World, the Visible Church, and the people of God at the Advent of the Lord. Fourth Edition. Price 1_s._ 6_d._ THE COMMUNION AND COMMUNICANT; a Practical Treatise for Enquirers Respecting the Lord’s Supper. Second Edition, considerably enlarged. Price 4_d._, or 3_s._ a dozen. Hatchard, Piccadilly.