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D. Mortimore. The Spirit of God as Fire; the Globe Within the Sun Our Heaven
The Spirit of God as Fire; the Globe Within the Sun Our Heaven
Table of Contents
PREFACE
THE THEME
THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL, AND A. FUTURE STATE OF EXISTENCE
POSSIBILITY OF A MORE INTIMATE KNOWLEDGE OF GOD; OUR RELATIONS TO HIM—AND OF A FUTURE STATE OR PLACE OF HABITATION
THE CREATION
THE SUN—THE SOURCE OF LIGHT AND HEAT
WONDROUS WORKS OF GOD
THE DISCOVERY OF THE MOTION OF THE EARTH AND HEAVENLY BODIES
THE ROMISH CHURCH
ATTRACTION, GRAVITATION, &c
SUNS, STARS, PLANETS, &c
FIXED STARS ARE SUNS
A CONTEMPLATION
THE SUN, AND GLOBE WITHIN
THE PLANETS OF OUR SOLAR SYSTEM
GOD'S THRONE SHALL ENDURE FOREVER; SO ALSO SHALL THE SUN. CONCLUSIVE SCRIPTURAL EVIDENCE FOR ALL THAT WE CLAIM
SUN AND HEAVEN
A PLURALITY OF HEAVENS
A PLACE FOR THE WICKED
THE NATURE OF THE LIGHT OF THE HEAVENLY WORLD
THAT HEAVENLY WORLD
THE DIMENSIONS AND CAPACITY OF THE CITY—THERE IS ROOM FOR ALL, AND TO SPARE
THE NATIVE POPULATION OF THAT HEAVENLY WORLD
THE VAST NUMBER OF THE ANGELS
AMAZING STRENGTH OF ANGELS
RAPIDITY OF MOVEMENT OF THE ANGELS
CERTAINTY OF A RESURRECTION
THE RESURRECTION
A SERIOUS CONTEMPLATION
THE FINAL JUDGMENT
A HOME IN HEAVEN
CONCLUSIVE AND CONCLUDING ARGUMENT
WILL ALL TAKE HEED?
APPEAL. TO. CHRISTIAN MINISTERS
APPEAL TO ALL:
WHETHER JEWS OR GENTILES, PROTESTANTS, CATHOLICS, INFIDELS, OR INDIFFERENT BELIEVERS
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D. Mortimore
Published by Good Press, 2019
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We have subsequent evidence of his resurrection, where he appeared in the midst of his disciples, when they had met in their private chamber and had closed the door. But there have been doubters, and unbelievers, in all ages—even though confirmative evidences have been strong and plain. So, also, was there one in that little assembly. Poor Thomas could not believe, even though his Lord and Master stood before him; but the Saviour, full of tender compassion, said to him: "Come, place thy fingers in the nail prints, and thrust thy hand into the opening made by the soldier's spear in my side, and be not faithless, but believing."
Now while God through his prophet hath said, "There is a spirit in man, and the inspiration of the Almighty giveth him understanding," revelation is replete with evidence that "though a man die, yet shall he live again." Christ, the Son of God, illustrated his power in uttering the command, "Lazarus, come forth," and he that had been dead four days, whose mortality was fast decomposing and yielding to corruption, arose again into life. Thus in the days of his incarnation, he manifested his power by the miracles he wrought in numerous instances of restoring sight to the blind, causing the deaf to hear; the dumb to speak; the lame to walk; healing the sick; cleansing the leprous, and bringing the dead to life again: while, in the power of his own resurrection, he made triumphantly manifest the immortality of the soul; and the entire New Testament scriptures abound with evidences that through Him "life and immortality have been brought to light." Thus we see that the immortality of the soul, and a future state of existence are plainly manifest.
