We need not stand on Pisgah's height, nor climb to the summit of the Andes, to catch a glimpse of that "HEAVENLY WORLD." But, grasping the telescope of _Faith_, and looking through _Revelations_, the humblest Christian, "low down in the valley," may see through the storm-clouds and tempests of life--yea, even through the "shadow of death"--and gaze with rapture upon the enchanting scene. The light of the _Sun_ pales without, as the flood-light of that _inner world_ breaks upon the eye. There is the resplendent "glory of God," shining with unequalled radiance and beauty. To the spirit-eye it is not blinding, neither will it even dim the sight. Fear not, ye feeble followers of the blessed Redeemer, to approach--even now--by faith and contemplation, the confines of that bright world; even though it is within that encircling photosphere of _ethereal fire_. There is no danger, for by-and-by that bright world will be your place of habitation. When the winged messenger comes and escorts you away from your earthly "prison-house," he will conduct you to that bright world, where "an abundant entrance shall be administered unto you" by your blessed Saviour. Remember it is written in the "Sacred Volume": "_The voice of God divideth the flame;_" and He hath said: "_I will be as a wall of fire._" "_When thou goest through the fire, thou shalt not be burned; neither shall the flames kindle upon thee._" "_Enter thou into the joys of thy Lord._" No such flames within. "_The Sun shall not light on thee; nor any heat;_" and yet there is a resplendent light, even the "glory of God," which illumines the Great City and all the vast realm. "_There is no night there_," but one eternal day; and when thou hast entered, "_The days of thy mourning shall be ended._" But hold heavenward the telescope of _faith_; let us, through the lights of revelation, endeavor to get a slight panoramic view. The inspired poet caught a glimpse before us. Hear him exclaim: "There, on those wide extended plains, Shines one eternal day; There God the Son forever reigns, And scatters night away."