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 The hand that overturns our laws and altars, is the hand of death unbarring the gate of pandemonium, and letting loose up- on our land the miseries of hell. If the Most High should stand aloof, and cast not single ingredient into our cup of .remb- ling, it would seem to be full of superlative wo. But he will not stand aloof. As we shall have begun an open controversy with him, he will contend openly with us. And never, since the earth stood, has il been so fearful thing for nations to fall into the hands of the living God. The day of ven geance is in his heart the day of iudg- ment has come; the great earthquake which sinks Baby lon, is shaking the na- tons, and the wave of the mighty commo- ton IS dashing upon every shore. Is this then time to remove foundations, when the earth itself is shaken? Is this a time to forfeit the protection of God, when the hearts of men are failing them for fear, and for looking after those things which are coming upon the earth? Is this time to run upon his neck and the thick bosses of his buckler, when the nations are drinking blood, and fainting, and passing away in his wrath Is this time to throw away the shield of faith, when his arrows are drunk with the blood of the slain :? to cut the anchor of hope, when the clouds are collecting, and the sea and the waves are roaring, and thunders are ut,ering their voices, and lightnings blazing in the heav- ems, and the great hail is falling from heav- en upon men, and every mountain, sea and island, is fleeing in dismay from the face of an incensed God l-Dr. Beecher.