You, my fellow sinners, are the very individuals who must stand at the judgment-seat of Christ. You must mingle in that vast multitude, which the voice of the archangel and the trump of God shall assemble. And when your characters are all laid open, you must pass off to the right hand, or to the left, accordingly as it shall appear, that you have repented, and believed on the Son of God, or have neglected this great salvation. And are you diligently preparing for that day? Are you working out your salvation with fear and trembling? Are you _agonizing_ to enter in at the strait gate? Are you escaping for your life? Fellow mortals, your time of preparation may be far more brief than you now think. A few, _very few_ more opportunities for prayer, and reconciliation with God, and your account is sealed up. While you hesitate, the recording angel may be writing your condemnation. In such circumstances, what are worldly honours, or wealth, or all your hopes of enjoyment here? The life, the _eternal life_ of the _soul_, is the _one thing needful_--the _only_ thing really important. You will realize this truth, when the last trumpet is sounding through the universe, and, with increasing agony or ecstasy, millions of ages after the final sentence is pronounced. O, then, consider it _now_. Prepare for that judgment, _now_. To-morrow! where is it? Repent _to-morrow_! You may have far other work to do. God, and conscience, and your immortal interests plead, "_To-day_, if you will hear his voice, harden not your heart." "Behold, _now_ is the accepted time; behold, _now_ is the day of salvation." _Kiss the Son, lest he be angry, and ye perish from the way, when his wrath is kindled but a little. For he cometh, for he cometh, to judge the world, in righteousness to judge the earth, and the people with his truth_. TERMS OF THE NATIONAL PREACHER. I. Each Monthly Number to contain one long Sermon, or two of moderate length, on fine paper. The Volume to commence annually the last week in June. II. Price, One Dollar annually, _in advance, or on becoming a Subscriber_, or One Dollar and Fifty cents, if payment is delayed after the receipt of six Numbers. III. _Five_ or more persons forwarding their annual payments _at one time_, _on becoming Subscribers_, _or immediately after the receipt of the first Numbers of the Volume_, may receive the work for the year at _eighty cents_ each. Or _twelve_ or more so doing, may receive it at _seventy-five cents_ each: (viz. 6 1/4 cents a Number.) IV. An Index and Title-page, referring to all the Numbers, will accompany the twelfth. SUBSCRIBERS' NAMES. RESIDENCE.