The GlOries OF the Sayiour.
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The following sublime sentence is from
the London Missionary Register:


:" In this contemplation, we are at ono.
lost In an unmeasurable ocean Of overpow-
ering glory. Imagination is bewildered-
language fails. Go, take survey Of the
earth on which we dwell-collect everv
object and every quality which have been
pronounced fair, sweet or lovely--con- :
bne these into one resplendent orb Of beau
ty' Then leave the bounds of earth, wing
your flight thro' the fields of immensity-
in your progress collect what is fair and
lovely in every world-what is bright and
dazzling IN every sun--combipe these into
other orbs Of SURPRISING brightness and
thus continue to swell the number Of mag
nlfcent aggregates, till the whole extent Of
creation is exhausted. And after having
united these myriads of bright constella-
tlons, combining in itself the concentrated
beauty and loveliness Of the whole crested
universe, 60 and compare an atom to the
world-a drop to the ocean--ths twinklins
OF taper to the full blaze of the noon
tide sun; and then may you compare even
this all-comprehending constellation of
beauty and lovelness with the boundless.
the lneftable beauty and excellence of him
who is the brightness If his Fathers qlory,
,Dho Is God orer all, blessed for erer.