The Abomination of Desolation. Interpretation of prophecy The text can apply to our times Continual fulfilments II. The abomination of desolation at Jerusalem Meaning of the explanation The secular power in the sanctuary III. The Days of Noe. Luke xvii. The Loosing of Satan. Luke xL Features of the last days Their connection II. Absurdity of supposing him idle "Spiritualism" It is very widespread Human testimony Internal evidence from "Universalism" Satan detected Reception of the system by the world IV.
The Man of Sin. John v. Extraordinary features his history He will be the man of his time Welcomed by the world Fascination of his success Analogous triumphs in history IV. The Church in the Last Days. Our Lord's words enigmatic Recapitulation II. The notes of the Church These are external evidences Internal evidences also The unction spoken of by St. John IV.
Reasonableness of the Judgment. The early Christians full of the thought of the Judgment Considerations concerning the Judgment The Particular Judgment known only to ourselves It is not only to be repeated at the General Judgment Evil and good done by men after their deaths IV.
Particular and General Judgment. For I am not conscious to myself of anything, yet am I not hereby justified, but He that judgeth me is the Lord" x Cor. Three tribunals mentioned by St. The two judgments of God stages in the rectification of our thoughts Our gradual preparation by the three tribunals Revelation to ourselves at the Particular Judgment Its circumstances and conditions III.
A new range of knowledge then opened to us The rewards of faithfulness The Particular Judgment prepares us for the General. The ways of God manifested. John xiii. Our Lord's words to St. Delight of contemplation of the works of God Beauty of the spiritual world The symmetry and harmony of God's works in this order Wonderful manifestation in this respect at the Last Day Action of God on the soul Both in saints and in sinners III.
We can now gather certain great principles of God's action Many difficulties always remain Answer of St. Paul A number of questions IV. The Book of Life. The first book in St. John What is the second book? The Saints of God. Salvation may appear difficult II. Difficulties do not deter us in worldly things Descriptions of our Lord not discouraging The perfection of our Lord frightens us III.
The world will always be the same Our hopes at the death-bed of our friends Salvation is the undertaking of God He became Man for that purpose IV. Great numbers of the saints From all classes and conditions of men Saying of St.
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