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order: tha: is« kinjg^ und prie^u, powe
and holiness in unioo and conibiiiation. But it i
still more manifest from tlie language of the xlv
Psalm, where it iu vrrittcii conccrmng the kin ^'
daugiitor, the betrothed ^vife oi his son; not otd
that kind's dau^'hters shall be amongst hirr bouciur
able woanen^ and thai there ^hall stand upon bt
right hand the queen in gold of Ophir; but aUo,
"instead of thy tutherfi fihall be thy childreor
whom thou maye»t make priiices id all the earth;
in KfcrCBce to which, the high privileges
prerogatives of the Jewish nation, the Apost
Peter saitli nf u» wh(.> have been gralTed into tbe^
fame root, that we are a royal priesthood and an
holy nation. On all these accounts, I think we.
cannot refuee to give to them tbo hunour which is
their due, and to believe that these kings of
East, for whom the way i^ prepared by the drj'ing
up of the waters of Enphriites, are uo uth«r tbaa
the seed of the house of Israel, by whom Uie Lord
is to work in a signal manner the overthrow of
the AntichrJKtitn power, and Apostate nations
the Wcet.
Yet, while 1 adopt this interpretation, I do not
reject thcotber, but do believe mo»lcartftinly, that
ait»i)ii^Ht ether ^reat etidit atiil purposes for which
the Lord hath given to this t:atioa such great and
Eoighty empire in :he East, driven on and extend-
ed by an unseen and Almighty hand, most marvel-'
loufity : one end, and perhaps the chief one, is in
order that wh(^n the Lr>rti %h;dl bring the seed n
Israel from the East, and gather them from the
weal, when be shall say to the aorth, Oive up ; aod^l
to the south. Keep not back ; the ships of Chittim^
IV^ THk DRriWG DPOPTtfK KUFHRATEA. 98S
maybe ready, snd tli« army uf the pt^oplc tbat
feareth the I^rd may be reajdy to briog hia &om
from fAT, and hts dtughtcrs from th^ endft of the
earth. To which hope 1 am the more iaclined by
the study of the history of the British empire in
India, xrhich 1 jud|?e tu be the inij>i1 extnturdniary
work of Divine Providence upon record, carried oa
s^insC our will, against our policy, in order Utski
under ourfect, under the feet ot the only una poEtate
Protestant Chhatian nation, he might lay the ban*
oeraof Mohammed, of Bratnah, andofBudhu, and
give our nrmieA to trample upon their ciinftccrated
capttals^aiid uur aoldiej'a lo warshtp lb t? Lord Jef^ua*
Christ ID their pagoda- tt-mpleft. Aiid now, behold,
after havinjT used the sword of our mii;fhty aod
valiant men to overthrow the glory of their idola-
triea« be is be^nnini:, in a moat marve
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