I shall appear with all the great and good That e'er have lived on earth; yea, and with spirits

Higher than earth e'er owned, in such pure bliss As human hearts conceive not, if my life, With its imperfect virtue, find acceptance

From Adam to his youngest heir,

Not one shall 'scape that muster roll; Each, as if he alone were there,

Shall stand, and win or lose his soul.
MONTGOMERY.

The day

Will come, when virtue from the cloud shall burst

That long obscured her beams; when sin shall fly

Back to her native hell; there sink eclipsed In penal darkness, where no star shall rise, Nor ever sunshine pierce the impervious gloom. GLYNN.

The Judgment! the judgment! the thrones are all set,

Where the Lamb and the white-vested elders are met!

All flesh is at once in the sight of the Lord, | And the doom of eternity hangs on his word! MILMAN.

Awake, O man, and from thee shake
This heavy sleep of sin!
Soon shall the Highest vengeance take,

Soon shall his wrath begin

To smite the wretched sinner home; In awful terrors he shall come, To mete to all on earth their due reward; Only the righteous, spares our angry Lord. From the German of CRASSELIUS.

Soon shall ocean's hoary deep, tossed with stronger tempests, rise;

Darker storms the mountain sweep, redder lightnings rend the skies.

wise,

Then I shall pass into a state of misery
With souls of wicked men and wrathful de-

mons.

JOANNA BAILLIE.

'Tis done; again the conquering Chief appears In the dread vision of dissolving years; His vesture dipped in blood, his eyes of flame, The Word of God his everlasting name, Throned in mid-heaven, with clouds of glory spread,

He sits in judgment on the quick and dead. MONTGOMERY.

doubt and restless fear,

And amid the thunder cloud shall the Judge