. Emblèmes religieux et allégories : une série de gravures, avec une presse-lettre adaptée, conçue pour illustrer la vérité divine . m le torrent, et nager contre le ruisseau.ainsi ces morts dans les intrus et dans le péché, suivent le cours du thisworld j ils sont portés sans résistance dans le ruisseau fatal. Les Butches qui sont vivants spirituellement, ceux que Dieu a accéléré, s'opposent au torrent, font des progrès contre lui, et, par une exmissivité divine, travaillent leur propre salut, plein, et pour toujours. Le patriarche Noé avait, en son temps, pour nager contre le ruisseau. Les vannes du péché étaient ouvertes ; les eaux turgides

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. Religious emblems and allegories : a series of engravings, with suitable letter-press, designed to illustrate divine truth . m the torrent, and swim against the stream.So these dead in trespasses and in sin, follow the course of thisworld j they are borne unresistingly down the fatal stream. Butthose who are alive spiritually, those whom God hath quickened, oppose the torrent, make headway against it, and, by divine assis-tance, work out their own salvation, full, and for ever. The patriarch Noah had, in his day, to swim against the stream.The floodgates of sin were opened ; the turgid waters rolled downwith fearful violence ; truth and justice were w^ell nigh swept fromthe face of earth. Manfully did he resist the descending torrent.Like a rock, he remained immoveable, and opposed the over-flowings of ungodhness. He was preserved. God himself bore testimony to his righteousness. He wascrowned with Divine approbation, and permitted to see the Bow ofPromise. At the same time, the multitude, neglecting to stem thetide, were borne away by the waves thereof down to the gulf ofblack despair. RELIGIOUS EMBLEMS. 45. Let not the water-flood overflow me, neither let the deep svallow me up.—Ps. Ixix. 15. He sent me from above, he took me, he drew me out of manywaters.—Ps. xviii. 16. SALVATION BY FAITH. The pleasures of a summers day prevail, And tempt the youth to hoist the flowing sail:The river, placid, rolls its waves along, He glides exulting, like the notes of song ;But soon a cloud, dark, brooding, mounts on high, A tempest threatens, soon it fills the sky.He strikes his sail, and plies the labring oar.If haply he may reach the wished-for shore :Now booming thunders shake the solid ground, And angry lightnings fitful flame around:The rains descending, now begin to lave.The winds come dancing oer the rippling wave.The stream still bears him from the distant shore, Appalled he hears the cataracts dreadful roar, —To stay on board is death—he leaps. The waveStill bears h

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