Glimpses of Beaven: OR, EVENING MEDITATIONS FOR EVERY SUNDAY IN THE YEAR. "I WAS IN THE SPIRIT ON THE LORD'S-DAY."-Rev. i. 10. "There, oh! there may I be found, Worthless and sinful tho' I be! Thou who for me with thorns wast crown'd, And crucified on Calvary; To Thee I look; my heart prepare, And find for me a dwelling there." LONDON: WERTHEIM AND MACINTOSH, 1857. 138. d. 267. PREFACE. THE book of the Revelation appears to be peculiarly adapted for Sabbath By it we are admitted meditation. into heaven itself, and may learn something of the spirit, employments, and glories of that blessed place. We are favoured therein with many glimpses of the happiness that awaits us; and, no doubt, the Holy Spirit of God will bless the humble believer when meditating on those things that are revealed, and when seeking thereby to have his faith increased and his hope strengthened. The Sabbath evening seems to be a most fit time for this sacred employment. The holy duties of the day are nearly over; and the soul, no doubt, has been holding communion with its God and Saviour; worldly cares have been, for a time, suspended, tranquillity |