...whether we wake orjleep we foould live together with him. In his. fathers houfe are many manfions ; and he is gone to prepare a place for us; and he will come again and receive us to himfelf, that where he is, there we may be alfo. the Lord blamelefs. That the gift...

...and our God. John xx. 17- And yet, It is, the Son who went to prepare a place for us, and who comes again to receive us to himself, that where he is. we may be also. John xiv. 2 Our jobes are made white in the blood »f the Lamb, by which alone we have a right to enter...

...to prepare a place, and there making continual intercession for us ; and in the end, in his coming again to receive us to himself, that where he is, we may be also ; which leads us to consider, 4. That the saints' perseverance farther appears from Christ's., iohtinual...

...to prepare a place, and there making continual intercession fo us ; and in the end, in his coaling again to receive us to himself, that where he is, we may be also ; which leads us- to conj :;ider, 4. That the mints' perseverance further appears from Christ hrist'»...

...have we to settle it in our hearts, that as our Lord is " gone before to prepare a place for us, so he will come again to receive us to himself, that where he is we may be also ; that to those who look for him he will appear the second time without sin unto salvation." Yes, "At...

...obedience and patience, let us remember the L6rd is coming, and his reward is with him : he is coming to receive us to himself, that where he is, we may be also. And for the things of this life, the same love that provided a Saviour for thee, will provide all necessary...

...ascended into the heavens " to make intercession for us." He is gone thither as " our forerunner." He is " gone to prepare a place for us," and " he will come again to receive us to himself," according to that prayer, " Father, I will that they whom thou hast given me, be with me where I am,...

...iv. 7 — 16). " For the heavens must receive him, until the restitution of all things." " He is now gone to prepare a place for us ; and he will come again, and receive us to himself, that where he is, there we" (who are his true disciples) " may be also ;"...

...doctrine is correct, he should have said, he would come again for that purpose. Moreover, he says, that he will come again to receive us to himself, that where he is, we may be also; but to be accommodated to modern 36 views, the language should have been entirely reversed. He should...

...iv. 7 — 16.) " For the heavens must receive him, until the restitution of all things. ' " He is now gone to prepare a place for us ; and he will come again, and receive us to himself, that where he is, there we," (who are his true disciples) " may be also,"...