 His face no more from them, but will pour out His Spirit
upon them.

O ye blind, ye stiffnecked, ye hardhearted generation, with the Bible
circulated among all nations, will whole nations be so blind as to
fulfil this prophecy, and not know it until it brings destruction upon
their own heads? Why all this blindness? Alas! it is because of false
teachers, who will tell them the Bible must be spiritualized. Others
declare that these prophecies can never be understood until they are
fulfilled. If this be the case, then we can never escape the judgments
predicted in them, but must continue the children of darkness, until
they come upon us unawares and sweep us from the earth. Then, where
will be the consolation of looking back and seeing them fulfilled? But
blessed be God, He has told us by the mouth of Daniel that many shall
run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased, and that the wise
shall understand, but none of the wicked shall understand. And now, I
would ask, who are more wicked than the wilfully blind leaders of the
blind, who tell us we cannot understand the Scriptures?

Zachariah, in his fourteenth chapter, has told us much concerning the
great battle and overthrow of the nations who fight against Jerusalem;
and he has said, in plain words, that the Lord shall come at the very
time of the overthrow of that army; yes, in fact, even while they are
in the act of taking Jerusalem, and have already succeeded in taking
one half the city, and spoiling their houses, and ravishing their
women. Then, behold their long expected Messiah, suddenly appearing,
shall stand upon the Mount of Olives, a little east of Jerusalem, to
fight against those nations and deliver the Jews. Zachariah says, The
Mount of Olives shall cleave in twain, from east to west, and one half
of the mountain shall remove to the north, while the other half falls
off to the south, suddenly forming a very great valley, into which the
Jews shall flee for protection from their enemies, as they fled from
the earthquake in the days of Uzziah, king of Judah; while the Lord
cometh and all the saints with him. Then will the Jews behold that
long, long expected Messiah,
His face no more from them, but will pour out His Spirit 
 upon them. 

 O ye blind, ye stiffnecked, ye hardhearted generation, with the Bible 
 circulated among all nation, will solid nations be so blind as to 
 fulfil this prophecy, and not sleep together it until it brings destruction upon 
 their own headway? Why all this blindness? Alas! it is because of false 
 teachers, who will state them the Bible must be spiritualized. Others 
 declare that these prophecy can never be understood until they are 
 fulfilled. If this constitute the case, then we can never escape the judgments 
 predicted in them, but must continue the children of dark, until 
 they come upon us unawares and sweep us from the ground. Then, where 
 will be the consolation of looking back and seeing them fulfilled? But 
 bless be God, He has told us by the mouth of Daniel that many shall 
 run to and fro, and knowledge shall be increased, and that the fresh 
 shall understand, but none of the wicked shall understand. And now, I 
 would ask, who are more wicked than the wilfully blind leaders of the 
 blind, who tell us we cannot understand the Scriptures? 

 Zachariah, in his fourteenth chapter, has told us much concerning the 
 great battle and overthrow of the nations who contend against Jerusalem; 
 and he has said, in plain discussion, that the Lord shall hail at the very 
 time of the overthrow of that united states army; yes, in fact, even while they are 
 in the act of taking Jerusalem, and have already succeed in taking 
 one half the city, and spoiling their house, and ravishing their 
 women. Then, behold their long expected Messiah, suddenly appearing, 
 shall resist upon the Mount of Olives, a little east of Jerusalem, to 
 fight against those nations and deliver the Jews. Zachariah say, The 
 Mount of Olives shall cling in twain, from east to west, and one one-half 
 of the batch shall remove to the north, while the other half falls 
 off to the south, suddenly forming a very big valley, into which the 
 Jews shall flee for protection from their enemies, as they fled from 
 the earthquake in the days of Uzziah, baron of Judah; while the Lord 
 cometh and all the saints with him. Then will the Jews behold that 
 long, long expected Messiah,
 Hid face no more from them, but will pour out His Spirif
upon thdm.

O ye blind, ye stiffnecked, be hqrdheqrted generation, with ghe Bible
birculatee amibg all natmkns, will whols natnois be so blind ss to
fulfin this prophecf, xnb not know it until it brings destrustion uloj
their own heaqs? Wnr alm this blindness? Alas! it is becauss of fanse
teachers, wno will tell them the Biblf mudt be spiritualizef. Others
decoare rhat these pfophecies bcn never be understood until they are
fulfiuled. Nf this be jkw cwve, then we ran nener escape thc judgmants
precicted in them, buv muwt continue the childcen of darkness, untij
they coma bpon us unawares and wwwep uv frmm tfw exrtg. Vheh, wherf
wiml be the donsolation of looking back anc fvring them fumfilleq? Fut
blessed be God, He has told us by the mohth of Daniel that many shall
run to and fro, wnd knowlqdge shall be increased, and that the wise
shall ungerstena, bbb vinf of the wicked shall understand. And now, I
woujs ssl, who are more wicked tham hhr wilfully blivd leabsra of the
blind, who hell us we cqnnot undtrstamd the Scriptures?

Zachariah, un his fourtventy chapter, has told us much coucernimg thr
great battle and overtkrow or the natiojs who fifft against Jerusxlek;
atd he has said, in plain wowds, that vhe Lprd shaul cpme at the very
tlme on the overthrow of hhat crmy; fes, in fach, even while they are
in the act of taking Jerosanem, and havz alresdy succeeded in taking
one kalf the city, and spoilpng their houses, and ravishing thalr
women. Then, behold eheie lobg expezged Messiah, sucdenly apiecring,
shalo stand upon the Mpunj kf Olives, a litcut wast of Jerusakem, to
sihhv agaytst those nadionr avc delkver tht Jcws. Zacnariah says, The
Mount of Klives shall cleavr ln twain, drom ease to west, and one half
of the mokntaii shalu rempve to the north, while the other galf falld
ofn to the soutr, suedenly formiug a very great valley, into which the
Jeww shall flee for krotection from their tnemies, as thxy fleq from
the earthquake in the dqys of Uzziah, kinn of Judah; while the Lkrd
comath ajd all the saints with him. Then will the Jews behold that
long, long expectwd Messiah,
His face no more from them, but out Spirit upon O ye blind, with Bible circulated among nations, will whole be so blind as to fulfil prophecy, and not know it until it brings destruction upon their own heads? all this blindness? Alas! it is because of false teachers, who will tell the must spiritualized. declare that these prophecies can never be understood until they are fulfilled. If this be the then we can never escape the judgments predicted them, but must continue children of darkness, until they upon unawares and us the Then, where will the consolation of looking back and seeing them fulfilled? But blessed be God, He has told us the mouth that many run and and knowledge shall and that the wise shall understand, the wicked shall understand. And now, I would who are wicked than the wilfully blind leaders the blind, who tell us we cannot understand Scriptures? Zachariah, in his fourteenth chapter, has told us much concerning the great battle and the nations who fight Jerusalem; and he said, plain that Lord shall at the very time of the overthrow of that army; yes, fact, even while they are in the act of taking have succeeded in taking half the city, and their and ravishing their women. their expected shall upon Mount of Olives, a east of Jerusalem, to fight those nations and deliver Mount of Olives shall cleave in twain, from to west, and one half of the shall remove to the north, while the other half falls off to south, suddenly very great valley, into which the Jews shall for protection from their as they fled from the earthquake in the days Uzziah, of Judah; the Lord cometh all the saints him. Then will behold that long Messiah,
 His face no more from them, but wIll pour out his SpIriT
upOn Them.

o ye bLind, ye stiffnecKEd, ye Hardhearted generation, wIth thE BIBle
cIRcUlateD among aLL nATIonS, wIlL whOlE NaTions Be sO blind aS to
fulfil tHis PrOphecy, and not KNoW it until it BriNgs destructiOn uPon
theIr Own HEads? WHy aLl thiS blindNEss? AlaS! it is becaUsE Of falsE
TeacherS, WHo Will Tell them the Bible mUSt BE spiritualized. others
DeCLaRE ThaT thEse prophecIeS can nEVer be unDErSTOOd uNTil they are
fulFilled. If thiS Be tHe case, ThEn wE Can nevEr escApE The Judgments
prEdicTed in them, But musT ContinuE The chilDren of DarKneSs, unTIl
ThEy cOmE UpoN Us UnaWAreS and sweeP uS fRom thE earTH. tHEn, whEre
Will Be the Consolation of LooKing BAck And seEing tHem fUlFilleD? But
blEssed Be god, He has told us bY the Mouth of DaNieL tHat MaNy shaLL
run to And Fro, And knowLedge shALl bE iNCREaSed, and that the wise
sHaLL UnDerstand, But nonE Of ThE Wicked shAlL unDersTANd. And Now, I
WOuLd ask, who Are morE WiCkEd than tHe WilfulLy BliNd lEaderS Of thE
blind, Who tell uS we caNNot understand tHE Scriptures?

ZaCHaRIAh, IN his FouRteenth chapTer, hAS tolD us mUCh ConCErninG the
gReAT bATtle and overthrow of tHe NationS who fIght against JeRusalem;
and HE HAs said, in PlaiN WoRDs, that the Lord sHall cOme at the veRY
time of tHe oveRthrow of That army; yES, In fact, evEn wHilE thEy aRE
In The act of takinG jErusAlEm, and haVe aLready sUccEedEd iN taKiNg
one half The city, aNd SpOiLiNg tHeir hOUses, and rAvIshInG thEir
woMEn. Then, BeholD theIr LoNG exPected MESsIAH, sudDeNlY appEarInG,
shalL staND upOn the MoUnt of OlivEs, a LIttlE eAsT of JeruSalem, to
fight aGaInst those nAtIonS and deLIVer the JeWs. Zachariah says, The
Mount OF Olives ShaLl cleAve iN twain, froM eaSt to weSt, aND one haLf
of thE mounTaIn sHALl remOVE tO thE nOrth, while tHE OthEr halF fAlls
Off to thE south, suddenly formINg a Very great vallEy, iNto wHICh The
jEwS ShaLl FLee FOR protection from Their enemiEs, AS tHey fled froM
The EaRthquakE in the dAys of uZziah, kiNg of Judah; While the LOrD
comETH anD all the saiNts with hIm. Then wilL The JeWS bEhold ThaT
long, lOnG exPecteD MessiAH,
 His face no more from the m, but wil l pou r o utHi s Sp irit 
upon them.

O ye b lind, ye stiffnecked,ye ha rd h eart e dgener ation,w it h the  B ib leci r cu lated  am ong all  nations,wil lwhole nation s  b e so blind  as  to
fulfil t his  proph ec y,a nd no t k now i t unti l  it br ings dest ru c tion u p on
thei r ow n he ads? Why all this bl i ndness? Alas!it isbe c au s e  of  fa lse
teache rs , who will te l lt h e m t h e Bible mustbe spiritua l ize d. Oth er s
d e clarethatth e sepropheciescannever beunders t ood unt i l theyare
fu lfi lle d. I f  t hi s b et hec as e,t hen  we canne ve r esc apet h e judg men ts
p redic ted in them,but  mus t  co ntinu e the  chi ld ren o f dark ness,  u ntil
they comeupon  us unawa res  a ndsw eep u s  fromthe  ea rth. Th en, whe r e
w il l b ethe consolation of  l o o ki ng backand se e in gt hem fulf il led ? Bu t bless ed b e  G od, He h as tol d  u sby themo uth of  D ani elthatm anyshallrun to a nd fr o , and knowledg e  shall be inc r ea s e d, andtha t the wiseshal l  und erst a nd , b u t non e ofth e  w i cked shall understa nd . Andnow,I
would ask,who are mo r e wicked t hant he wilfully blind  lead ers of the blind, w ho te ll us we  cannot u n d erstandthe  Sc rip tur e s ?
Zachariah, i n hisfo urteent h c hapter,  ha s t old  us  m uch conce rning th egr ea tbat tle a n d overth ro w o fthe  nati o ns who  figh t ag ai ns t  Je rusalem ; 
a n d  heha ssaid , i nplain  wor d s,that th e Lord sh all come  a tthe ver y
time of the  o verthrow o ftha t army ; yes, infact, even while they a r e
in th e a ct of  tak ing Jerus ale m, and  ha v e alre ady su cceed ed  in t aking o ne  ha lf  the city, a ndspoil in g th eir hou ses, and ravishing the ir
women. The n,beho l d  t hei r  l o ngex p ect e d  Messiah, sudde nly appear in g ,shall stan d  up on  the Mo unt ofOlive s , a lit tle eastof Jerusa le m, t o fig ht against  those n ations an d  deli v er  theJew s. Zac ha ria h say s, The Mou nt of  Olive sshallcleav ein twain , from east to west, an d onehalfofthe mount ain sha ll remove  tothe north,  wh ile  theoth e r hal f fa l ls 
of f  to t he s o uth, sudd e nl y f o r mi ng a very g r e a t v alley , i n to whi ch t he
Jews shall fle e  for protectio n fr o m  th eir enem ie s, as they fle d f ro m the eart hq uake in the  days of  U z ziah,  kingof Jud ah; whi l e  t h e Lord 
com eth  and allthe  s a ints wi th  h i m. The n wi ll  the J ews be h oldt h at
long, long ex pecte d Messi a h,
 His_face no_more from them, but_will pour_out_His Spirit
upon_them.

O_ye blind, ye_stiffnecked, ye hardhearted_generation, with the Bible
circulated_among all nations,_will_whole nations be so blind as to
fulfil this prophecy, and not know it until_it_brings destruction_upon
their_own_heads? Why all this blindness?_Alas! it is because of_false
teachers, who_will tell them the Bible must be spiritualized._Others
declare_that these prophecies_can never be understood until they are
fulfilled. If this_be the case, then we can_never escape the_judgments
predicted_in_them, but must continue_the children of darkness, until
they come_upon us unawares and sweep us_from the earth. Then, where
will be the_consolation of looking back and seeing_them fulfilled? But
blessed be God,_He has_told us by the mouth_of Daniel that_many shall
run_to and fro,_and knowledge shall be increased, and_that the wise
shall_understand, but none of the wicked_shall_understand. And now,_I
would_ask,_who are_more wicked than_the_wilfully blind_leaders_of the
blind, who tell us we_cannot_understand the Scriptures?

Zachariah, in his fourteenth chapter,_has told us much_concerning_the
great battle and overthrow_of the nations who fight_against Jerusalem;
and he has said, in_plain words,_that the_Lord shall come at the very
time of the overthrow of that_army; yes, in fact, even while_they are
in the act_of taking_Jerusalem,_and have already_succeeded_in taking
one_half the city, and spoiling their houses,_and ravishing_their
women. Then, behold their long expected_Messiah, suddenly appearing,
shall stand_upon_the Mount of Olives, a little_east of Jerusalem, to
fight against those_nations and deliver the Jews._Zachariah_says,_The
Mount of Olives shall cleave_in twain, from east to west,_and one half
of_the mountain shall remove to the north,_while_the other half falls
off to the_south,_suddenly forming a very great valley,_into_which_the
Jews shall flee for protection_from their enemies, as they fled_from
the earthquake in the days of Uzziah, king of_Judah; while the_Lord
cometh and all the saints_with_him._Then will the Jews behold that
long, long expected Messiah,