Transcriber’s Note The few words in Greek have been reproduced here as printed. Several lack the necessary (and occasionally the correct) diacritical marks. There are also occasional lapses in the quotation of Biblical passages, where opening or closing quotation marks are misplaced or missing. The King James Version, which is used by the author, has been employed here as well to more accurately punctuate them. The General Index, in the original text, used a tabular form. This has been re-cast as an indented list. Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here. The references are to the page and line in the original. 27.28 and which are [“]sent forth Added. 30.23 man in 'hi[sim /s im]age stamped him with Spaced immortality, moved. 51.19 '1 Kings [17[, /:]21, 22; Replaced. 79.23 God.[”] Col. 3:3. [“]And when will the Added/Removed. believer 79.24 [“]When> Christ who is our life Added. 131.4 the father of all the lies in the world[./,] Replaced. 131.5 by assiduously circulating them[,/.] Replaced. 153.14 [“]Wherefore, God is not ashamed Added. 160.7 together is in the dust.[”] Job. 17:13-16; Added. 4:11-19; 160.14 whither thou goest.[”] Eccl. 9:4-6, 10. Added. 191.16 O grave, where is thy victory[./?] Replaced. 212.3 under the unfortu[n]ate necessity Added. 213.21 [P/B]ut as Paul does not here intimate Replaced. 264.20 What fate awaits us when we Added. die?=[”]=--_Alger._ 285.2 Homer, in the [Illiad], _sic_--Iliad 285.13 fire as cannot be extingu=[i]=shed Added. 294.21 this time forth even forever, [”/’] that is, Replaced. 317.13 when I see in the lukewarmness of my _sic_--devotions devosions, 320.24 exerting all his divine attri[tri]butes Removed. 327.22 gloomy gorges and craggy h[e]ights of the Added. mountains, 338.9 we simply affirm that they will be Added. anni[hi]lated 349.11 carniv[e/o]rous crime Replaced. 364.10 C[ir/ri]ticism , a desperate case of, 176 Transposed. 371.33 from the Seventh-day Bap[t]ists, Added. c7.11 Pictorial Nar[r]atives>, .60 Added. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The state of the dead and the destiny of the wicked, by Uriah Smith