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THE
END
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TIME.
[Disc.
7:
ness.
You shall
see
him in
himself,
and
in
his
Son
Jesus,
the brightest and fairest
image
of
the Father, and
"
shall know
him, as
you
are
known
;"
1
Cor
xiii.
10, 12.
There
is
no more time for
temptation
and
danger
:
When
once you
are
got
beyond the limits
of
this visible
world,
and
all
the enticing
objects
of
flesh
and
sense,
there
shall
be no
more hazard of your salvation, no more
doubting
and distressing
fears,
about
your
interest
in
your
Fathers
love,
or
in
the salvation
of
his
beloved
Son.
There
is
no
more time
nor
place
for sin to
inbabit
in
you
:
The
lease
of
its
habitation,
in your mortal body,
must
end, when
the
body
itself
falls
into the dust
:
You
shall
feel no
more
of
its powerful
and
defiling
operations,
either
in
heart or
life,
for
ever.
The
time
of
conflict, with
your
spiritual adversaries,
is
no
longer.
There
is
no
more
warfare betwixt the
flesh
and
spirit, no more
combat
with the world,
and
the
devil,
who, by
a thousand
ways,
have
attempted
to
deceive
you,
and
to
bear
you off
from
your
heavenly hope.
Your
warfare
is
accomplished,
your
victory
is
complete,
you
are
made overcomers
through
him
that
has loved
you._
Death
is
the last
enemy to
be
overcome
;
the
sting
of
it
is already taken
away,
and
you have now finished
the
con-
quest, and are assured
of the
crown
;
I
Cor:
xv. 56,
57.
The
time
of
your distance and absence
from
God
is
no
more
:
The
time
of
coldness
and
indifference,
and
the
fearfül'danger
of
backslidings,
is
no
more
:
You
shall be
made
as
" pillars
in
the
temple
of
your God,
and shall
go
no more
out
:
Rev.
iii.
12.
He
shall love
you
like a
God, and
kindle the
flames
of
your
love to
so
intense a
degree,
as
is
only known to angels,
and to the spirits
of
the
just
made
perfect.
There
is
no
more time
for
you to be vexed with the
society
of
sinful
creatures
:
Your
spirit
within
you shall
be
no
more
ruffled
and disquieted with the teazing con-
versation
of
the wicked,
nor
shall you be
interrupted
in
your
holy and heavenly exercises
by any
of
the enemies
of
God
and
his
grace.
The
time
of
your
painful labours and
sufferings
is
no
more. Rev.
14.
13.
"Blessed
are the dead
that
die
in
the Lord, for
they
rest
from all
their labours,"
that
carry
toil or fatigue
with
them:
"
There
shall be
no more
com-
plaints nor groans,
no
s
orrow or
crying;
the springs
of