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 " The Bridegroom cometh, go ye out to meet Him." 
 
 THE Second Advejit, economy, appearing as looked for to deliver 
 the moral firmament from the swelling flood of infidelity that 
 is seizing upon the world, that it be peaceably settled a footstool 
 of the betrothed nations of Christendom, caught up into the capitol 
 of God's genesis, organized male and female dominion banked on a 
 commercial economy like that of the arterial and venous of the 
 economy of nature, whereby every member shall be delivered from 
 seizure to things his own that brought on ihe fall of man into lust 
 all of which Jesus rejected, that caused his sensuals to be seized 
 with the dispoaifcion of the Father — became thence an Almighty 
 human magnet to effect General Judgment and General Resurrection 
 from seizure to things our own into male and female dominion, 
 seized to the earth the Lord's possession, delightfully contained in 
 provision for daily necessity, understanding the Lord, understand- 
 ing the provisional moral firmament and made things thereof a 
 foundation whereon to stand, with provision to implement the na- 
 tions brought up into bridal and marriage disposition, and form, a 
 working every day consort of the Glorified, who scaled the lust of 
 the world — scaled the moral firmament (whose rulers crucified him 
 as a disturber of the peace) to the final end of giving the nations 
 baptised to his name to come up from its dominion into the eternal 
 sexual tabernacles of male and female ordinance that shall appro- 
 priate the moral ordinance a hewer of wood and drawer of water — 
 seize the pulpit and ^ress from the familiars that mislead the 
 people with erroneous issues, that they be made instruments illus- 
 trating the understanding of the masses in the excellence of the 
 Mediatorial economy of Redemption — its Almighty adaptability to 
 man's natural as to his spiritual necessity, whereby the poor shall 
 again have the Gospel preached unto them, that they, together 
 with the rich who have seized the Lord in seizing his ministers in 
 their interest (are thence committed to the final issue), go up from 
 the spent dominion of Capital and Labour, into male and female 
 ori<anization that is at once the capitol of Bible Genesis and bride 
 and wife of the Lamb — the New Jerusalem, the square of Divine 
 natural justice covering all the ground of the nations' urgent nece- 
 siiy — ^from the loins downward, as from the loins upwwd— every 
 natural, spiritual and celestial requirement conjugially seized by tho 
 
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 Bridegroom Redeemer from the dominion of the firmament of 
 national and family lust, to the everlasting conjugial firmament of 
 eternal life from which infidelity as a morning cloud shall quickly 
 pass away, together with the dense cloud of mystery that has seized 
 every denomination of the Christian camp whose clerical facials, 
 though at first unable to look and speak the light and love of the 
 glorified Human, yet shall, when the conjugial conception of the 
 Second Advent seizes the reins of the understanding, forge its way 
 to the seizure of ultimate sensuals, putting down the disposition 
 and forms of darkness of the firmament of lust, of the brain aglow 
 with the power and excellence of redeeming virtue whereby the 
 nervous centre shall give to the eyes and lips of the miiii^jters of the 
 word to be seized with the unquenchable fire of redeeming power 
 of which, when the pulpit of Christendom is seized the peace of 
 innocence shall proceed to seize the suffrage of the lay masses from 
 the rising flood of infidelity to the exhausted firmament of lust 
 where industrial fields are everywhere ripe unto harvest, than which 
 nothing less can save England and Ireland from proceeding to 
 original chaos, the former by a land bill for Ireland that trespasses 
 one of the two chief planks of the moral firmament — the rights of 
 property, which, with thab of life, are the basis of its standing, so 
 that when the former is taken away by Act of Parliament it is dem- 
 onstrative that the beginning of the end has come ; that it is not 
 too soon to seize the moral heaven and earth as htireby with a brief 
 digest of the economy of Redemption that brings palpably to \l^w 
 the living economy of the New Jerusalem — the goal to which the 
 moral economy is provisional, as having made a base of civil indus- 
 trial consistence to rest upon which could not otherwise be attained 
 but in the faith that the moral fabric is the work of God's genesis 
 to bring the human family up into adult capacity to be seized 
 as a bride for a husband, an economy which, when apprehended 
 in the light? of the capHol — the eternal tabernacles — the male and 
 the female body of the nat'ons seized from the fretting desert, mis- 
 ery of things their own on the market into organized male and 
 female dominion, by purchase of the glorified Human sensuals of the 
 'jord to be an everlasting consort appropriating the earth — His daily 
 replenished store-house of provision for every necessity. The cloud 
 of mystery that has surrounded the juvenile term of the race in the 
 moral firmament of lust, is lifted for ever out of sight, a prospect 
 which, though at first sight like the rising sun to the things of night, 
 appears^As darkness itseU that causes us to hide, yet the upper story 
 of the dual constitution of man, which Christian baptism signifies, 
 shall be seized with a conception that can't be laid until a human 
 rational is bom — a human understanding appear to delight in de- 
 liverance from the lust of things our own, that sways the moral 
 fabric. A seizure that obtains with every one — to the providen- 
 
THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
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 tial end of being finally laid a common base for eternal culture and 
 subordination to the nations risen into the living plan of dominion, 
 wherein every face shall be turned to the Lord, fhstead of away 
 from Him, as in the inverted mural sphere that has been made to 
 be laid like as the material earth was made and laid into stable 
 consistence for man in material vestments, whose various seizures 
 of it has resulted in fruiting him for the final goal for which all the 
 world has become expectant and solicitous, and none more so than 
 the distracted Protestant ministry and priesthood of the hierarchy, 
 to both of whom the judgment of universal beneficence appears that 
 they be together brought out of their prisons and general burial in 
 the death of Christ as an atonement for transgression, by seizure of 
 the glorified Redeemer, the Almighty medium of Redemption, 
 whose appearing to the urgent, natural necessity <Ji the nations, 
 bursts the prison-bars of the myriads of Papal and Protestant 
 spirits — the beheaded — for the witnesses of Christ, by fallacious 
 oracles projected, instead of the virtue of the Father that gave Him 
 to scale the firmament of lust to the end of acquiring in Human 
 sensuals the purchase of a General Resurrection of the nations 
 from the dominion of the mammon of unrighteousness into the 
 eternal tabernacles of male and female dominion, a term that 
 Canada has baldy adopted, to be abashed at her presumption when 
 she comes to be seized with the capitol dominion of God's genesis, 
 relative to which the party dominion of Canada is the other way — 
 antipodal, that shall go down with the debris of the world's mo- 
 dem Philistine House of Dagon, when Christendom is seized 
 from the dominion of surnames by the bridal robes of the conjugial 
 firmament that shall drop the jubilant house of Dagon, with its 
 dukes, lords and ladies for the contained, continent, capable to the 
 whole world's natural necessity organized sexual dominion — un- 
 derstanding the economy of his genesis from original chaos to the 
 capitol — the key that unlocks the mystery that has necessarily at- 
 tended every face of its history to the end of finally acquiring in 
 the desert of Protestant individualism the plant of commercial in- , 
 dustry adequate to the whole world's necessity; when from market 
 seizure to that of sexual dominion, seizing the earth, the Lord's 
 possession, to which this brief is devoted, to make the way of Eng- 
 land and of Ireland clear, together with their colonies, and all the 
 nations, to rise from the infirmity of the capitol and labour plant 
 to the firmament of eternal innocence and peace that shall make the 
 wrath of inverted order to praise the Lord, every knee of it be 
 made to bow, from Emperor down through all official grades of ser- 
 vice, their baptismal seizure to Almighty virtue, and power, shall 
 awake in them a living eense of the mercy of the last judgment, 
 that shall seize the commercial viscera of the nations, and thence 
 seize the farming industry, humbling all along the line of seizure 
 
THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
 to things our own, until the level of the mechanic and labourer is 
 reached, bringing up the valley to meet the descending hills and 
 mountains of moral earth to the common plain of ultimate daily 
 necessity whereon to project the economy of Divine Natural 
 commercial order that shall give to all a human rational spirit, de- 
 veloped of apprehending the mediatorial economy of Redemption, 
 that shall seize the male to the seizure of the female, to a new sense 
 of love — the love of use ; that shall have for its end the common 
 good of all in Him to whom every one shall look, whereby the off- 
 spring thence shall be seized with a motive of life as different from 
 that of our markot seizure as day is from night, as marriage is from 
 adultery. The providential seizure of the nations to Apostolic bap- 
 tism has been that a bride-chamber of adequate dimensions be 
 made and furniahed for the now earnestly-looked-for marriage Ad- 
 vent, appearing to seize Christendom in her entirity in her nations, 
 cities, towns, suburbs and families whereby the import of the Apos- 
 tolic rcjfime notwithstanding the babel projections that have attended 
 it shall be understood — see that the unsecularised status of its min- 
 isters and the virgin status of its priesthood, is of Providence that 
 they together be made available in the day of judgment to lead the 
 General Resurrection from the dominion of the fruited moral ordi- 
 nance, from the piece-meal seizures of the male body to the female 
 body, to an unbroken male organization — a seizure of the glorified 
 human, making female seizures secondary, instead of primary — 
 whereby the male body shall wash the feet of the female body from 
 the lust of family possession and distinction, like as the Lord repre- 
 sentatively washed the Apostles' feet from the lust of the world, 
 whereby the female body shall go up into vital organic form the com- 
 plement of the male body in all its parts, as the left arm is to the 
 right arm of the body, a working consort, whereby also the nature 
 of the fall of man from the plant of innocence shall be understood 
 that it was of the piece-meal seizures of the female body, of the 
 male body, by means of the enthusiasm of personal sensuals (the 
 serpent) to be independent, to be as God, that begat the lust of iso- 
 lated possession, that begat moral chaos out of which the Spirit of 
 God caused the primary light of the moral firmament to spring, 
 that has become fruited to desolation of its incapacity to implement 
 for the good of the whole world the manufacturing and commercial 
 plant acquired, which nothing short of General Resurrection in the 
 way herein made clear can effect. This issue is equal to the occa- 
 sion of the evening and the morning of the sixth day of God's Gene- 
 sis. Appropriated by the nations and sects of Christendom a move- 
 ment ishall begin that shall not stay until the whole earth is seized 
 into living male and female organization, a working consort of the 
 Lord who overcame the heredity of the mother, whereby sensuals 
 in Him became the embodiment of the Father — Mediator of Al- 
 
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 mighty virtue, wherewith to seize the loins of the male of the 
 Church from dominion of the maternal heredity, that personal 
 seizure of the female be subordinate to that of the glorified Bride- 
 groom, the way, the truth and the life, who cannot longer rest in 
 wilted papal, protestant and moral plant, as they are together 
 fruited to harvest, and appropriates this measuring line to put into 
 the hands of the people, that each member of the betrothed to the 
 second Advent may appropriate it to measure the square of Divine 
 natural justice, that both he and she may see that there is a delight- 
 ful ordinate place of rest for them in the banks of the living com- 
 mercial of the marriage Advent, as soon as bridegroom sensuals 
 have the first place in the heart that shall give them to be seized in- 
 to the contained harmonious city, the bride and wife of the Lamb. 
 There is none of the excellent of the nations of Christendom, 
 but can realize that the last judgment has hereby uttered its voice 
 in the ultimate sphere of every day natural necessity of the people, 
 and that their stay of dominion, the priesthood and ministry of the 
 Church are necessarily seized upon to lead the host of the new de- 
 parture from ripe disabled maidenhood to the table nnd habitation 
 of the Lord, to delight in the superior excellence of His economy of 
 creation and redemption which compared to that of the situation in 
 moral economy is as life to death, as the material earth is to its vege- 
 table and animal inhabitants, respiring in its exhilarating atmos- 
 phere all ordinated to the requirements of daily necessity as shall 
 the nations be when they rise from the dust ball firmament of 
 lust to settle it as the material earth is settled a base of 
 superior development — of which let them etiruestiy take heed 
 that they hear the advice of the Lord to make themselves friends 
 by means of the Mammon of unrighteoasness, that when it fails 
 they may be received into the eternal tabernacles of the sexual 
 economy of nature, illustrated to understand that the moral firma- 
 ment was made for the juvenile term of the race, until adult capa- 
 city providentially matured to apprehend not only that the Creator 
 is the giver of provision for every necessity, but is Himself that 
 provision from the lowest to the highest forms of subsistence, 
 that He is the unite of universal substance — goodness itself 
 and wisdom itself ; relative to whom the created universe, celestial, 
 spiritual, and natural, is a form of subsistence in the least and 
 greatest *Qf its forms of use, and that the final end is to exalt 
 man into an apprehension of his dependence on Him who is at once 
 the highest &nd the lowest, the first and the last, the all and in all, 
 who has been hidden from man in the giant juvenile term of proba- 
 tion in the plant of moral justice made to be finally seized to be- 
 trothal, and therein to become as Christendom is, — ripe for the twain, 
 one sickle, to be reaped, gathered, threshed, separated, and appro- 
 priated to living commercial circulation, to become built up into 
 
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 THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
 male and female organization, the illustrated, vivified bride and 
 wife of the Lamb, contained in provision for daily necessity, where- 
 by the gross market seizure, the great body of corruption, of crime, 
 and itching misery, shall be rejected for a body chaste and clean, 
 from the loins upward and from the loins downward — one harmoni- 
 ous whole of every member seized with the glorified sensuals of 
 Divine Humanity. 
 
 The Lord has seized Toronto — 
 
 Seized her in her sleep — 
 
 To the morning of His Advent 
 
 To wash the nations' feet : 
 
 And seized has Ontario, 
 
 Seized her to His name. 
 
 Together with her metropolis, 
 
 A mountain peak to gain — 
 
 Whereon to plant his standard ; 
 
 That all the earth may see 
 
 The dawn of His appearing 
 
 To save her from the See 
 
 Of priestcraft and of politics : 
 
 To tabernacles of rest 
 
 Come asserting their prerogative, 
 
 In bridal garments dressed. 
 
 The standard on the mountain — ' 
 
 The male and female twain — 
 
 To which the nations shall go up 
 
 From all their wilted fame. 
 
 The conquest of Redeeming power. 
 
 Of Humanity made sane, 
 
 Kifting the clouds of moral earth 
 
 Wherein His betrothed reside : 
 
 To give her apprehend His coming 
 
 To claim her as His bride. 
 
 That she may all unrobe herself, 
 
 Of seizure to things her own, 
 
 That disqualify to enter 
 
 The city of His throne ! 
 
 Give herself entirely 
 
 To the method of His love, 
 
 That His kingdom be in ultimates. 
 
 As in the heavens above. 
 
 Sacrificing daily 
 
 Her lamb and turtle dove, 
 
 Her cooing, and her frolicking 
 
 Of personal delight ; 
 
THE FINAL CRISIH. 
 
 Serve, instead of rule the roast 
 That is Jehovah's right, 
 As servitor of Heaven and earth, 
 With all their store of food, 
 The spring of doves' and lambkins' joy, 
 The source of all their good. 
 Let Jesus gird the peoples' loins — 
 The loins of every male 
 Of Hi3 betrothed Christendom, 
 That condnence prevail 
 To give Her seize the banks of life 
 That sweep all nature through, ; 
 Freighted with provision 
 Made daily sweet and new, 
 ^That only needs be banked upoi 
 "insp^ '"iof the Lord, 
 Who ever works to serve her 
 With excellent ample board, 
 Who is not only in the sky 
 But immediately at the door — 
 
 Knocking to awake her 
 
 To bring her to the floor, 
 
 That he may giid her with His love, 
 
 Gird her with his truth, 
 
 In fulfilment of His promise 
 
 In the days of her early youth : 
 
 Not Canada, but Jesus first, 
 
 Shall Canada then say. 
 
 Her selfhood else a party pack. 
 
 That can't face light of day. 
 
 It's only by her betr<ithal 
 
 To nuptials of the Lord, 
 
 That Christendom is fruited 
 
 To the day of nuptial board. 
 
 Historical projection 
 
 That fastened on her name 
 
 Has only been as straw and chaff 
 
 Unto the fruited grain. 
 
 Judgment come shall seize ^he tares 
 
 Unto eternal shame. 
 
 A selfhood new in every one, 
 
 Shall overcome the old. 
 
 That shall be settled under 
 
 To serve the uses told ; 
 A base of daily culture 
 To bury the fretting bone 
 
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 Of evei7 old family seizure 
 L'nto a farm its own. 
 
 Ireland fled as stricken owl 
 
 And seized upon a land league 
 As a new baoe of fight, ^ 
 That has disabled England, 
 
 gut has not helped herself. 
 . Poor satisfaction 
 For hurting moral health ! 
 The evening of the morning 
 Has seized upon the twain^ 
 
 That humble shall to shame 
 
 O^ S/'T?> ^^"^^^ "corning 
 Of Second Advent come 
 
 A ^isdom's eternal day. 
 
 Two hundred million consciences 
 Fruited in straw and chaff. 
 I'repared to be digested, 
 
 aan Its digestive pov/er. 
 
 Its lips, Its teeth, and stomach, 
 
 AU equal to the hour 
 
 Of il^fT""^' f "^ separation 
 
 Of offal from the gram 
 Made ready to be garnered 
 Away from offal fame 
 Of every sect and party, 
 
 Sen dov.. to burning shame, 
 ;No lo here or lo there 
 
 Ihe coming of the Lord. 
 
 Vr^^M^^ ""'^^^ sepulchres 
 l^pon the market board, 
 
 Whose seizure of the fi?inctuarv 
 Its chastity do defame ^ 
 
THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
 Obtuse the spirit nasal 
 That glory in their fame. 
 The forge of Almighty Genesis, 
 Of morid heart and heaven, 
 From chaos to the capital, 
 The sixth day of the seven, 
 Bursting from its keeping, 
 ♦As day on darkest night 
 Oives to the understanding 
 Superlative delight. 
 See poem, Second Advent, 
 For a very brief digest, 
 Sufficient to interest us 
 To grow upon the rest, 
 That light not too effulgent 
 Break upon our view. 
 In the opening great translation 
 From the old. into the new, 
 Wrapped in historic oFal, 
 That had its day of use. 
 Carrying to fruit the germ, 
 Ere straw and chaff" got loose. 
 To see that desolations come, 
 That the green has passed away, 
 The juvenile term all fruited 
 For adult harvest day ; 
 Seized to apprehend the Lord, 
 His Geneesis to understand. 
 In the light of the golden city 
 That shall all earth command. 
 Buy the news «nd eat the book. 
 It is as Zoar found, 
 A little city made for Lot 
 To escape from Sodom ground : 
 That seized has on Canada, 
 An inordii;at6 fever heat. 
 Of things her own in lots and lots- 
 That do disturb her sJeep. 
 The final crisis seized on her 
 Who holds the last preserve — 
 Of virgin territory on earth. 
 That surely don't deserve, 
 To seized be with boil and scab 
 Of a horrid fever itch : 
 Of things our own all burning, 
 At a consuming pitch j 
 
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 THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
 Swallowing up both sect and state 
 
 In fire of inordinate hell. 
 
 This as seen from Zoar — 
 
 The Sodomites can't tell 
 
 That they are in the lust of death , 
 
 That shall drop in a well, 
 
 When seized by vernal morning 
 
 To quench the inordinate flame, 
 
 Of sensuals seized to poverty 
 
 In the name of market gain. 
 
 As now appears in judgment 
 
 Of Jesus for earth His own, 
 
 In dominion male and female, 
 
 As hereby clearly shewn 
 
 Is nature's heaven's order — 
 
 The method of the Lord ; 
 
 Whereby the earth's replenished 
 
 With store of ample board. 
 
 Then buy and eat this little book. 
 
 While your teeth is set on edge ; 
 
 To know the Lord has surely come 
 
 To implement His pledge, 
 
 Of husband to His betrothed one. 
 
 Bring her to His rest 
 
 From sectarian babel seizures, 
 
 Of which she is distressed : 
 
 Plant her in His plan divine. 
 
 The female and the male ; 
 
 All ordinate in sensuals. 
 
 Who never more shall fail. 
 
 In the rest of innocence and peace, 
 
 Covered by Almighty arm ; 
 
 Come to seize the moral earth. 
 
 From every false alarm. 
 
 Seize it to its final use — 
 
 A base of suburban power, 
 
 To keep the juvenile twain in line 
 
 For the eternal marriage hour. 
 
 The Pope and all his servile s. 
 
 Kings and merchants too, 
 
 Can see the day is breaking 
 
 That shall all earth renew, 
 
 iQto a twain one seizure, 
 
 As obtained before the fall. 
 
 The bride and wife of Jesus, 
 
 Cvowned king and priest of all ; 
 
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 His flesh meat, his blood drink^ 
 
 Mediator of I AM ! 
 
 The universal good and true, 
 
 Of nature's eternal plan ; 
 
 Come to our apprehension, 
 
 In sensuals divine. 
 
 The chaste and clean from all the lust 
 
 Of market bread and wine. 
 
 Who only can conception give, 
 
 That -wo be bom anew j 
 
 To humble our moral selfhood, 
 
 To the use for which it grew. 
 
 Thus Joab as captain of the host, 
 
 Has seized the market town ; 
 
 Let David seize the city. 
 
 That he may wear the crown. 
 
 For he alone is worthy, 
 
 WTio scaled the moral sphere ; 
 
 Jesus, the David of the hour, 
 
 Of life's eternal year. 
 
 All branches of the Bible line. 
 
 Shall be brought under Him ; 
 
 In male arid female order. 
 
 Dominion that shall win 
 
 Adhesion to His royalty. 
 
 And to His priesthood claim. 
 
 The square divine — Natural J.ustice — 
 
 Permanently to gain. 
 
 So excellent in judgment. 
 
 Excellent in power ; 
 
 In economy incomparable, 
 
 Wisdom's eternal bower. 
 
 Most easily accessible ; 
 
 But for the lust of death. 
 
 That kicks in the mental stomach, 
 
 At what the spirit saith. 
 
 Let it kick, it's powerless 
 
 The likeness to deface ; 
 
 That certainly shall grow in power, 
 
 To settle our disgrace ; 
 
 Come to seize us, not to teaze us 
 
 With a goal we canuot gain. 
 
 Though doubtless it sha]l humble 
 
 Our isms into shame. 
 
 The sterility of the conception 
 
 Of the Lord they do profess. 
 
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 THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
 Their ignorance of the chastity 
 
 That is the bridal dress, 
 
 Appears so very palpable 
 
 At opening of day, 
 
 There is danger that as seizures 
 
 They turn aad flee away. 
 
 For these of course there is excuse, 
 
 Were needed in the past 
 
 To hold the name of Christ in tack, 
 
 Though beheaded to the last, 
 
 Stood far the name of Jesus 
 
 They did not understand. 
 
 Head sacrificed for faith the rock 
 
 That held them in command, 
 
 Until the cloud is lifted 
 
 To restore to them their head, 
 
 To understand the Providence 
 
 Whereby they have been led 
 
 To the goal — adult capacity 
 
 For the opening marriage day, 
 
 To understand God's Genesis 
 
 To hearts that stood at bay — 
 
 Gould take a nominal seizure 
 
 In the inverted moral sphere, 
 
 With Charity its sunlight, 
 
 And Faith its lunar cheer, 
 
 Until the age got fruited 
 
 For the bridal Advent year. 
 
 So magnificent in mercy, 
 
 Not harrowing up the past, 
 
 But settling it a vassal 
 
 To serve a living ca^te. 
 
 All headed — understanding 
 
 The Genesis of the Word— 
 
 A daily working consort 
 
 Of sensuals the Lord, 
 
 The eternal Mediator, 
 
 The triumph over sin. 
 
 The goal of the conjugial age 
 
 Effectually to win. 
 
 Not by blare of sensuous trumpet. 
 
 Nor the sounding of ram's horn, 
 
 To the tramp of seried masses • 
 
 Our Jericho to storm. 
 
 But in lifting the moral clouds 
 
 By the appearing Son* of Man, 
 
THE FINAL CBISIS. 
 
 GiTing every intellect 
 
 To understand his plan. 
 
 ShallJericho be seized 
 
 To a general collapse, 
 
 To reform in vital order 
 
 Above all market tax ? 
 
 No dynamite nor gun cotton, 
 
 Physical or moral force, 
 
 Can bring about the issue 
 
 That comes in order's course, 
 
 To seize us as a virgin 
 
 That seizes on her lord, 
 
 To the nuptials of betrothal. 
 
 To keep and serve his board. 
 
 As every one is seized to work 
 
 By flow of the commercial tide. 
 
 Let none presume desist therefrom, 
 
 But to it close abide, , . , j 
 
 While the unsecular arise their leader 
 
 Reform to pull the stakes. 
 
 Planting them at the entrance 
 
 Of living commercial gates 
 
 To appropriate the industries 
 
 Upon the banks of life. 
 
 Away from the moral cataract 
 
 Of daily market strife. 
 
 In sexual dominion 
 
 A consort of the man 
 
 {fettling the old dominion, 
 
 Of pushing goat and ram. 
 
 Details are for the camp at large, 
 
 The generals are given, 
 
 Let them be adhered unto 
 
 In view of the rest day seven, 
 
 Wherein God rests from all his work. 
 
 Making earth and heaven 
 
 Capped with eternal tabernacles 
 
 In the living line of life. 
 
 The New Jerusalem order, 
 
 Virgin, bride and wife, 
 
 Male to male from head to heel, 
 
 A body be entire. 
 
 The sickle that shall reap the earth, 
 
 From every false desire, 
 
 Seize woman from dominion • 
 
 That brought in foreign fire, 
 
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 THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
 From which to seize her excellently 
 
 Should seize on every male, 
 
 That she become his complement 
 
 In a boat of living sail. 
 
 Let her reject her suitor 
 
 Upon the market stand, 
 
 Shew to him what comes of it, 
 
 Of trouble on every hand. 
 
 Stay her for the human 
 
 Instead for a prone crawling thing, 
 
 That is a bootless cover, 
 
 From vexations it gets in. 
 
 From emperor down to boot-black. 
 
 Whose hold of peace is slim. 
 
 The world is at an end sure, ' 
 
 Its sands of empire run. 
 
 Shall England, who has seized the Word, 
 
 Its captial Advent spurn ? 
 
 Can't Leo see his peace is gone. 
 
 That the a<?e is fully ripe, 
 
 And seized be by Advent come 
 
 To rapturous delight. 
 
 That the Lord has staid him to the end, 
 
 To the break of living day. 
 
 To appropriate his conscience 
 
 To its eternal way. 
 
 That judgment be universal. 
 
 And resurrection too, 
 
 Of Christendom's translation 
 
 From the old into the new 1 
 
 The world's old market seizure 
 
 Of the female and the male, 
 
 Is the cause of all the trouble 
 
 That so grievously prevail. 
 
 It corrupts the flesh and spirit, 
 
 No part of them are clean 
 
 Compared to the bridegroom seizure 
 
 From incontinence of sin. 
 
 Of necessity made a firmament, 
 
 Firmanent of lust. 
 
 Whose excellent and outcast 
 
 Are differently cursed. 
 
 The master and the. servant 
 
 Of an all-pervading thirst, 
 
 From which baptismal seizure 
 
 Implies a sure relief 
 
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THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
 In the goal of the opening Advent 
 
 That settle shall its grief, 
 
 Settle commercial banks of death 
 
 For the eternal banks of life, 
 
 Seized from the devouring itch 
 
 Of monetary strife, 
 
 That is corrupting Canada, 
 
 Corrupted the United States, 
 
 A virgin continent seized to death 
 
 To shew man's fallen estate ; 
 
 That troubles not of king sway, 
 
 Nor of a ruling Church, 
 
 But is a thing inherent, 
 
 As appears in the general lurch. 
 
 Seen in the light of day, 
 
 Seizing to understand 
 
 The economy of Bible Genesis, 
 
 Opening to our hand, 
 
 That brings in light for darkness, 
 
 Life for moral death, 
 
 A human respiration, 
 
 Exhilarating breath. 
 
 Above the moral dust sphere, 
 
 Of seizures as our own. 
 
 From which to get a clearance. 
 
 Shall settle every groan 
 
 Of male and female seizures 
 
 Unto the market stand, 
 
 Of jewelled toads and lizards. 
 
 Wielding chief command. 
 
 Let us be natural and spiritual 
 
 In the method of the Lord, 
 
 Who is the sole provision 
 
 Of universal board. 
 
 By digestion, male and female 
 
 Persistently stored. 
 
 Which to seize by the market method 
 
 Brings in another lord, 
 
 And the pit of civilization 
 
 Of wrangling accord, 
 
 A legalized corruption 
 
 Of family and of State ; 
 
 On the brink of eternal torment, 
 
 Of inveterate civil hate, 
 
 The opposite of the servitor 
 
 Of universal good, 
 
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 THE FINAL CRISIS, 
 
 Struggling for dominion 
 
 With a persistent mood, 
 
 Seizing flesh as spirit, 
 
 With the itch of corporate lust 
 
 Preying on industry 
 
 As made to serve its gust ; 
 
 Which, if the Lord was lil.e to, 
 
 Thmgs could not stand a day. 
 
 His universal goodness 
 
 Is the market stay. 
 
 In his male and female method, 
 
 Continually at work, 
 
 Replenishing His storehouse 
 
 For Christian arid Turk ; 
 I3ntil, of their disablement, 
 They are brought into dismay : 
 
 Preparation to be seized upon 
 With life's eternal way, 
 Dropping the moral firmament 
 As but for things astray. 
 Seizing him immediately 
 In his own commercial mode. 
 The arterial and venous 
 To scale the moral load. 
 Rise into the innocence 
 That obtained before the fall. 
 With all the moral ordinance 
 Made obedient to its call. 
 Common sense, thus seized upon* 
 To know both life and death, 
 Comes to the respiration 
 Of truly human breath, 
 To which the moral atmosphere 
 Is purgatory at best. 
 The great unbuttoned Liberal, 
 The Tory and the Grit- 
 Wings of the desert dragon 
 That has the people bit — 
 Wasting in consumption, 
 No self-hood else their own. 
 Slaves of a delusion 
 Grievous as Pharaoh's throne ; 
 Democratic scatteration, 
 On the lust of things our own ;. 
 Distemper of last stage 
 Of the Christian camp, 
 
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 On its way to married nuptials 
 Of vital conjugal rank, 
 In the sensuals of Jesus, 
 To which when the "toations 4ook 
 The malady shall leave them, 
 As written in The Book. 
 This pays a heavy debt we owe 
 To Christendom' and the Lord. 
 Now let the curtain fall on him 
 Who has put up his cord ; 
 Its seizure of the market 
 Apply to the watchman's debt. 
 That all his dollar creditors 
 May seize, to fret and sweat ; 
 Though its work of the unsecular, 
 Such have shunned him as a thief. 
 Instead, a true reporter 
 Of the day of their relief. 
 From their every disability 
 To make a living brief. 
 The illiterate lay, as in the past. 
 The ultimate medium still 
 1^ bring the priesthood unto Book 
 That shall command their will. 
 The moral ordinance has scalped 
 The priesthood with the judge, 
 The day come shall arouse them 
 That nothing else can budge 
 From inverted Sheikle ordmance. 
 Made to rule in death. 
 Until the opening Advent 
 Of life's conjugal breath ! 
 They let out bears on children 
 Who say to them " bald-head ! *' 
 Their ordinance but suited 
 For people of the dead. 
 Wherein baptismal seizure 
 Has prepared midnight to hear 
 The cry '* The Bridegroom cometh 
 With Md conjugial cheer ! " 
 The sensuals of the Lord divine 
 Shall save the masses bit 
 From the great Liberal dragon, 
 Conservative and Grit. 
 No more vix ulent distemper 
 Has seized Christendom on her way 
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 THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
 Through the fretting moral desert 
 
 To the goal of the marriage day. 
 
 It's the fruit of family seizure 
 
 To property our own, 
 
 The root of the distraction 
 
 Of which the world is torn. 
 
 Is it good for us to own a farm, 
 
 Or to seize a girl to wiffe, 
 
 In the desperate howling wildeme 
 
 Of monetary strife ? 
 
 Little wonder that Infidelity 
 
 Multiply so fast, 
 
 When all are in the furnace 
 
 Of the burning market blast 
 
 Firing the flesh and spirit, 
 
 With a fire and brimstone heat, • 
 
 Which fails to be discharged 
 
 By the regulator sleep. 
 
 There is not in America, 
 
 A home of continent rest ; 
 
 No people else in all the earth, 
 
 With the dollar more obsessed. 
 
 Though to surface observation, 
 
 Their condition is the best ; 
 
 The sensuals of the Lord div?ue 
 
 Opens up the way ; 
 
 From the toil of the moral seizure, 
 
 To the rest of eternal day. 
 
 In dominion male and female. 
 
 All continent in the Lord, 
 
 Devoted to the service 
 
 Of ample daily board. , 
 
 Leo and Victoria, 
 
 Purgatory and the grave. 
 
 Are seized to your deliverance, 
 
 From being their bom slave 
 
 From the firmament of death, 
 
 The firmament of strife. 
 
 From the leafless tree of knowledge, 
 
 To the eternal tree of life ! 
 
 From the dollar all in mourning, 
 
 To pay the watchman's debt ; 
 
 To currency eternal. 
 
 That shall seize from toil and sweat, 
 
 Our whole distracted Christendom, 
 
 To the goal of peace and rest ! 
 
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 By the General Resurrection, ^ 
 
 To the firmament of the blest ! 
 
 Not a stone of moral standing, 
 
 But certainly shall fall — 
 
 At the voice of the last trumpet, 
 
 Seizing on us all. 
 
 Not a modern sect or party 
 
 But shall rapidly collapse ; 
 
 The local boil and tumour, 
 
 For ever cease to tax — 
 
 The life blood of the nations,- 
 
 Wii'i a delusive flame, 
 
 That has no place to ventilate 
 
 In dominion truly sane ; 
 
 Where every one's employment, 
 
 Burries the fretting bone — 
 
 Of the old moral dust sphere : 
 
 Of seizure to things our own, 
 
 Baptism of the nations 
 
 Has not been in vain. 
 
 The straw and chaff has stayed the germ, 
 
 To fruit itself to grain ; 
 
 The mixed multitude outside, 
 
 Who so despise its claim ; 
 
 Shall bear to see that they have been 
 
 Morally insane. 
 
 Their culture destitute of germ, 
 
 The vital goal to gain ; 
 
 Now let the rational cattle, 
 
 And the creeping science thing. 
 
 Perplexed in the moral dust sphere, 
 
 A goal of rest to win ! 
 
 Understand it's but provisional, 
 
 A base for human cheer ; 
 
 That shall pasture them and keep them, 
 
 Above all craven fear : 
 
 Subordinate they shall be, 
 
 For this they have been made ; 
 
 Not to gore and wrangle 
 
 For dominion, as in trade. 
 
 If they think that they are human, 
 
 They are sadly out of line ; 
 
 'Fhe human has understanding. 
 
 That scales the courts of time ; 
 
 By virtue of a motive. 
 
 That's bom of the Divine ! 
 
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 THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
 That's natural and spiritual, 
 
 And celestial too. 
 
 Even to the sensual down, 
 
 As in Jesus brought to view ; 
 
 For judgment and resurrection, 
 
 From the moral up to man. 
 
 In dominion male and female, 
 
 That shall settle every clan, 
 
 Political and religious 
 
 Of the fruited moral plan, 
 
 Made for the giant juvenile term, 
 
 Through which the race has ran, 
 
 Now brought to dessolation 
 
 For the sickle of the Word, 
 
 To seize upon the nations 
 
 In the spirit of the Lord, 
 
 Whose continence and innocence 
 
 Mediator of T AM. 
 
 Shall seize the male and female loins 
 
 To His capitol conjugial plan. 
 
 Of which this is a digest 
 
 To seize upon the Church, 
 
 To know that the Lord is with her 
 
 To raise her from the lurch 
 
 Of fruited consummation 
 
 To the goal of golden day. 
 
 From which in the eternal future 
 
 She never more shall stray. 
 
 Those who have gloried in the straw. 
 
 And gloried in the chaff, 
 
 A consci<)nce have in Jesus still 
 
 To save them from their wrath. 
 
 That judgment is beneficent, > 
 
 The goal of rest and peace. 
 
 For the come whitened straw and chaff. 
 
 Of which they had a lease. 
 
 No ground for dissatisfaction 
 
 To see the reaper come. 
 
 To have the harvest gathered 
 
 For the good of all made one. 
 
 Delighted to understand and work, \ 
 
 In a natural square divine, 
 
 The end for which the Bridegroom fought, 
 
 The lust of the moral line. 
 
 To reconcile all earth to Him, 
 
 The Almighty good and true. 
 
THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
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 The oul^ human in«'nhood 
 
 Ever brought to view. 
 
 Swedenburg to the learned was sent 
 
 With the science of the Word, 
 
 To prepare them for the nuptials 
 
 Of daily altar board 
 
 A side issue has been taken, 
 
 The Swedenboi-gian or sect, 
 
 On the banks of the commercial river 
 
 Of market toil and sweat ; 
 
 Yet the science is in tack still, 
 
 Can't be severed from its use 
 
 By any side departure 
 
 To projections on the loose, 
 
 That overstep the natural. 
 
 The constitutional base — 
 
 In Jesus seized to virtue, 
 
 Of true conjugial grace. 
 
 This suggestion to the learned 
 
 Gives them at once to see 
 
 That the science of God's Genesis 
 
 Shall serve the vital tree, 
 
 Whose stock is male and female 
 
 In nature and the Word. 
 
 The eternal living tabernacles 
 
 Inhabited by the Lord, 
 
 Brought to a nuptial settlement, 
 
 Shall all the earth coraimand. 
 
 The learned and lay together 
 
 Mutually understand 
 
 The excellence of the force of life 
 
 On the explosive moral sphere. 
 
 That shall recede in terror, 
 
 From the jubilant nuptial year. 
 
 The blind see, the deaf hear, 
 
 The lame leap as hart. 
 
 Jubilation on jubilation 
 
 Seize on every heart ; 
 
 To see the desert seized to life, 
 
 Springs of water flow 
 
 For the lowing wasted cattle 
 
 Seized from the city No. 
 
 Oast up ! oast up ! a highway 
 
 The Bridegroom king has come, 
 
 To seize the disabled nations 
 
 To the Fatiier and the Son ; 
 
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 THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
 Loins girded with conjugial gold 
 
 Continent up and down ; 
 
 He wrath of tiie moral dust sphere 
 
 In all His presence found ; 
 
 The debtor and the ^.reditor 
 
 Can't go within the gate ; 
 
 All the old moral issues 
 
 Stay outside as late. 
 
 Every infestation 
 
 On the ground of things our own, * 
 
 In the n3w conjugial atmosphere, 
 
 Shall all be overthrown ; 
 
 Conscience at fault in the moral . 
 
 Cannot be forgiven 
 
 Without humUiatiou ; 
 
 There is no married heaven ! 
 
 Living fish ca.^ all be shipped 
 
 Into the uppsr stream ; 
 
 The dead until they're brought to life 
 
 In lust shall ever dream. 
 
 Go, seize the lads and lassies. 
 
 To the voice of living truth, 
 
 That they may shun entanglements 
 
 That spoil perennial youth — 
 
 Seize them by Bible ministers, 
 
 Seized to understand. 
 
 The capitol of God's Genesis 
 
 That shall all earth .iommand, 
 
 To rise from the moral dust sphere 
 
 Humbling it away 
 
 Beneath the nations seized from toil, 
 
 To brit'ol conjugial day. 
 
 The ancient moral tread-mill 
 
 No more the people bray. 
 
 Each national presumption 
 
 That glorifies itself ; 
 
 And every unctious family bone, 
 
 The bane of public health — 
 
 Be buried the enemies 
 
 Of life's conjugial cheer. 
 
 Consort of redeeming love. 
 
 Whose arm doth now appear 
 
 To seize His betrothed to virtue — 
 
 His tabernacles to rest 
 
 From the spoil of the deceiver 
 
 Of which all earth's distressed. 
 
THE FINAL CRISIS. 
 
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 That gives to realize the need 
 
 Of a hand of power to save 
 
 From the dragon of presumption 
 
 In which the people rave s 
 
 On issues all exhausted, 
 
 As Protection and Free Trade. 
 
 To work a world disjointed 
 
 Only but ci\'il made 
 
 Which is a provisional excellence 
 
 That is a base to hear 
 
 The voice of the last trumpet 
 
 Speaking to the ear 
 
 Of Christendom made anxious 
 
 In the Day of Judgment oome, 
 
 To know the final issue 
 
 Of things beneath the sun.