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se,.u,;rn in heaven. On this event were pro- mulrated those "glad tidings of great joy" by an angel, to the shepherds of Bethlehem, and which were soon to be published to all peopIe. ."-And we read, that suddenly there was with the angel multitude of the heav- enly host praising God, and saying, Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men,"

 Oh! what an interchangeable an auspi- cious day to our benighted world, and to heaven! Types, and shadows, and sacrifices, were now sealed up in the great Antitype,- the I |" nite Sacrifice for dying man. A ret respect of almost eighteen centuries, will place us upon that page of times when the Saviour closed his mission, and purchased our redemption by his death on the cross /! There we may read in luminous characters, which eternity will never expunge, that SaIVdttOn 65 1 Christ is proclaimed as the only remedy for the maIadies of an apostate world. All the hopes and blessings of eternal life, rebound to man through the medium of that Cross !-All the divine decrees from etcrnity,-the costly sacrifices that have bled upon ten thousand alters, and the rivers which have flowed as sacred libations, and all the prophecies of old centre here, exhibiting the divine pertections in blaze of inaffable glory, lifting that veil of mystery whence hope springs forth on sinful, dying world. .---

 PAMELA.

 December, 35, 1928.