THE uNRELIEYER.
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pity the unbelieVer-one who can gaze upon the grandeur and glory and beauty of the natural universe, and behold mol the touches of His finger, who is over, and with, and above all from my heart l do commisserate his condition. The un- believer one whose intellect the light of revelation never penetrated !; who can gaze upon the sun, and moon, and stars, and upon the unfading and imperishable sky, spread out so magni6cently above him, and say all this is the work of chance.- The heart of such being is drear and cheerless void. @In him, mind-the god- like gift of ofintellect, is debased-destroyed; i; all is dark-a fearful chaotic labyrinth rayless -cheerless, hopeless No g!eam of light from heaven. penetrates the black ness of the horrible delusion no voice from the Eternalbids the Responding heart rejoice. No fancicd tones from the harps of seraphim rouse the dull spirit from its lethargy, or allay the consuming fever of the brain. The wreck of mind is utterly remediless; reason is prostrate and pas sion, prejudice and superstition have rear ed their temple on the ruins of intellect.

 I pity the unbeliever. What to him is the revelation from on high, but sealed book. He sees nothing above, or around, or beneath him, tlIat evidences the exis- tence of God and he denies-yea, while standing on the footstool of Omnipotence, and gazing upon the dazzling throne of Je- hovah, he shuts his intellect to the light of reason, and DENIES THERE IS A Cop!