Ellen G. White
20 mountains shook like n reed in tho wind, and 1!1Ist out ro!!ged r ocks nil nround, The sell ho i led like R pot, nnd cn t out t one! upon the land. (z) And 8S God spoke the day nll,l hour uf Je IUS' corning, (y) nnd delivered the evcrlostin;t c"l'tmnut to His people, (z) Hllllpokc one sentence, Ilnd then r,rllIsed, "hil Iho word3 wore rollin.!\, through tho c"rth I (00) rho luncl of God Blood with the ir ye5 fixed upwnrds, Ijtening to the WOfU!! as t bey rarne from the mouth of Jehovah, Ilnd rolleu through the carth like peal of loutlost thunder! It was I!.wfuHy solenm At the end of every sentence, the sainu shuuted, Glory! H alle lujah! Their countenances wero lighted lIl' with tho gk)ry of God; and they shone with the iflory as Moses' f'lce did when he CIIIlI!! down from Sinai. 'I ho wicllctl could Jlot look on them, for the glory. (bb) Alluwhcn tho oever enlling hle8il l g was pronounced on thoss who had honored Gild, in keeping His Sabbath holy, there was II mighly shout of victory over tbe BeRlit, l\Ild over his ImaQ'o Then commellf<ed the )ubHec, whcli the land should rest. I saw the pious lave ri c III triumph und victory, and Bhke ofT the chains thnt bound him, while hi wir-ked mastor WIIS in COII fusion, and knew not what to do; for the wicked could not UIl derstand the wonl of the voic!! of God. (ee) Soon appea red t hs gre:lt white cloud. (dd) rt looked moro lovoly than evor before. On it sal tho Son of Man. (tt) At first 11'0 ,jid not seo Je8u on the cloud , but us it (hew ncur the corth, we cuuld bo ho ld hi lovely penun. This cluuu when it first I:IJlpeared was the 8i;::11 of the Sun of Mun in heoven. (If) The voice of the Son of GDd called forth the sleeping suiuts. (gg-) clothed with a gl.Jriou immortality. Tho living uint$ wero chnged in n moment, aud caught up with them in tho cloudy churiot. (hh I t looked 1111 ovtlr gloriou as it tolled upwards. 011 either side of tho churiot were willgs, anti iJeneath it wheels. And 119 tho chariot rolled ulmll.rds, the wheels cried Holy,lInri the wings as ther' movcrl, crie,j Holy, nnd the retinue of Hoi AIIJ!t1s arOlln! the cloud cried Holy. Holy, Holy, Lord God Imighty Aud the lainu in Ihe cloud cri"d Glory, Hallelujah. And the cloudy ehnriut rolled upwards to the Holy City. Jesus throw open the gates of tho Golden City. and led us in. (ii) Here we were maue welcome. for we bad kept the" COIn.mandlJuntl or God," alld had a .. right to the tree ur l ife." (jj From your siater in tho bloased hope Eo G. WHITE z Hab. 3: 8-10. Isa.2, 19-21. 'I Eze. 12: 205. !\lark, 13: 32 % Eze. 20: "J7. Reb. 12: 22_205. 00 Jer. 205: 30,31 M '\i!. Sol. .5: 1--.5. cc Dun. 12: 10. dd Rev. 14.: 14 u Lulu', 21: 27. If Mat. : 30. gg !.ohn 05: 2.5_28 ItA Thess. 4.: 17. Ii Jsa. 26: 2. J) Rev. 22: u digitized by InspiredBooks.de