ure. O! how I
longed to be there! Just then the pearly gates swung to, and I could
see them no more. When I could see no more within, I thought I would
take a look around and view the holy ground, and "mark well her
bulwarks." So I looked well around her walls, and measured her towers,
which I found to be very strong, so that no enemy could prevail
against them; and her walls were great and high, and I found they lay
four-square and rested on twelve foundations, all of them precious
stones, and on each foundation there was a name written, which, when I
had looked more closely, I found to be the names of the twelve tribes
of the children of Israel; and in each wall I saw there were three
gates, and on the gates I saw the names of the twelve apostles of the
Lamb; and, as I still looked, I saw numbers coming and entering in at
the gates, from all parts of the world, East, West, North, and South;
every gate seemed in use, and with every new arrival there were new
songs of praise. As I still looked, I discovered, that all that went
over, did not enter the pearly gates; but, instead, some were hurled
over a dreadful precipice, which lay just below the wall, and led to a
dark, dreary gulf below, where the voice of their groanings was
dreadful to hear. Then I asked: "Who are these?" And my guide informed
me: "These are they that go away into everlasting punishment, and the
smoke of their torment ascends up forever and ever." And now my guide
thought I had seen quite enough for awhile, and so had better lie down
and rest; musing on these words: "Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard,
neither has it entered the heart of man, the things which God has
prepared for them that love Him."

While wondering what more could be for the child of God, than that
which my eyes had already seen, I fell asleep. When I awoke,
everything looked calm and bright around me; so I thought, with
Patience, I would take a stroll along the banks, and see if there were
any friends there whom I knew; for I saw many had gathered there
ure. O! how I 
 longed to be there! Just then the pearly gates swung to, and I could 
 see them no more. When I could visualize no more within, I think I would 
 take a look around and watch the holy ground, and " mark well her 
 rampart. " So I looked well around her wall, and measured her towers, 
 which I find to be very strong, so that no foe could prevail 
 against them; and her walls were great and high, and I found they lay 
 four - square and perch on twelve foundations, all of them precious 
 stones, and on each initiation there was a name written, which, when I 
 had looked more close, I found to be the name of the twelve tribes 
 of the children of Israel; and in each wall I see there were three 
 gates, and on the gates I saw the names of the twelve apostle of the 
 Lamb; and, as I still looked, I saw numbers coming and entering in at 
 the gates, from all parts of the world, East, West, North, and South; 
 every gate seemed in function, and with every new arrival there were modern 
 song of praise. As I still looked, I discovered, that all that run 
 over, did not enter the pearly gates; but, instead, some were hurled 
 over a awful precipice, which lay just below the wall, and led to a 
 dark, dreary gulf under, where the voice of their groanings was 
 dreadful to hear. Then I asked: " Who are these? " And my template informed 
 me: " These are they that start away into everlasting punishment, and the 
 smoke of their torment ascends up everlastingly and ever. " And now my guide 
 opinion I had seen quite enough for awhile, and so had better lie down down 
 and rest; chew over on these words: " Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, 
 neither has it entered the center of man, the thing which God has 
 prepared for them that sleep together Him. " 

 While wondering what more could be for the child of God, than that 
 which my eyes had already seen, I fell asleep. When I awoke, 
 everything expect calm and bright around me; so I thought, with 
 Patience, I would take a stroll along the banks, and see if there were 
 any friend there whom I knew; for I saw many had gather there
ure. O! how I
longed to be theve! Just then the pearly gates swung tu, and I could
see them no morx. Whwn I xould see no more withkn, I thouhht I woyld
teke a look arounv and vicc the moly yriund, and "mark eell her
bunwarks." So I lomkdd well around her walls, and measured her toeegs,
which I founq to fe vsgy strong, so that no enemy couls prevapl
against them; anc her walls were great and higj, and I found they lay
four-squqre wbd rested on twelve foludations, alm of them precious
stones, and on each foundatiob rhegg was a name writnen, which, whek I
had nooked kore closely, I fonnd ro be the names of thx twelve tribes
of thg children oy Israel; and in each qaol I vaw dherd wefe uhrxe
gztes, ajd kn the gatss I saw thw names of the twelfe qpostles of tge
Lamb; agd, as I still looked, I saw numbers comitg znd entering in at
the gqtes, from all parts ov the worjd, East, West, North, and South;
every gate seemed in gse, aid wiuh everh nfw arrival there were new
songs of praise. As I atolk looked, I disgovered, that all tnah egnt
over, did noj enter ths pearly gates; but, insteaq, somw were huwled
pver a dreadful precipice, wyich lay jusn beoow the wall, and lzd to a
dark, breary gulf below, where the voice uf tgeir groanijgs was
drsxdful to hear. Thdn P asned: "Who are these?" And my gtide infocmed
mz: "These xre jhey thwt go away into everlasting punishlent, cnd tve
smoke of their torment ascends up forevxc and ever." Anc tow my guidz
thougmt I had seen qtite enough fot awhile, cnd so had betteg lie dowi
and rest; mufing on these aords: "Eye havh not seqn, nir eqr heara,
veither has it entered nht heart of man, the things whlch Gus has
prepared fir uhwm that love Hom."

Wfilq aoiderigc what more woula bd for ghe child on Gud, tnan that
which my eyev has already seen, I frlj asleep. When I wwoke,
everythimg looked calm and brigit aronnd me; so I thought, with
Patience, I wouls take a dtrjll along thq bakks, wnd see if there were
any friends there whom I knex; for I saw many had garhered there
ure. O! how I longed to be then pearly gates to, and I When could see no within, I thought would take a look around and the holy ground, and "mark well her bulwarks." So I looked well around walls, and measured her towers, which I found to be very strong, so no could against and her walls were great and high, and I found they lay four-square and rested on foundations, all of them precious stones, and on foundation there was a written, which, when I had more I found be names the twelve tribes the children of Israel; and in each wall I saw there were three gates, and on the I saw of the apostles the and, as I I saw numbers coming and entering gates, from all parts of the world, East, North, and every gate seemed in use, and every new arrival there were new songs of As I still looked, I discovered, that all that went over, did not enter the but, instead, some were over a dreadful which just the and led a dark, dreary gulf below, where the voice of their groanings dreadful to hear. Then I asked: "Who are these?" And informed "These are they go away into everlasting and smoke of their torment forever ever." guide I seen quite enough for and so had better lie and rest; musing on seen, nor ear heard, neither has it entered heart of man, the things which God prepared for them that love Him." While wondering what more could be the child than that which my eyes had already seen, fell asleep. When I everything looked calm and bright around me; so I with I would a stroll along banks, and see there were any whom I for saw there
ure. O! how I
longed to be there! JuSt then the pEarly GatEs sWuNg to, And I Could
see them no MOre. WHen I could see no more withIn, I thOuGHt I wOUlD
take A look arOUnD ANd vIeW tHe hOlY GrOund, aNd "mArk well Her
bulwarkS." So i lOoked well aroUNd Her walls, anD meAsured her towErs,
Which I FoUnd TO be veRy sTrong, So that NO enemy Could prevAiL
AgainsT Them; and HER wAlls Were great and high, aND I FOund they lay
fouR-squarE aND rESTed On tWelve foundAtIons, aLL of them PReCIOUs
sTOnes, and on each Foundation tHEre Was a naMe WriTTen, whiCh, wheN I
HAd lOoked more clOselY, I found to Be the nAMes of thE Twelve tRibes
oF thE chIldrEN oF ISraEl; ANd iN EaCh wALl I Saw there WeRe Three
GateS, AND On thE gaTes I Saw thE names of the twElvE apoSTleS of thE
Lamb; And, aS I Still Looked, i saw nUmBers coming and enTeriNg in at
the GatEs, FroM aLl parTS of the WorLd, EAst, West, north, anD souTh;
EVERy Gate seemed in use, and WiTH EvEry new arRival tHErE wERe new
sonGs Of pRaisE. aS I stiLl loOKeD, I discovEred, thAT aLl That wenT
oVer, did NoT enTer The peARly gAtes; buT, instead, Some wERe hurled
over a dREadful precipiCE, wHICh LAy juSt bElow the wall, And lED to a
Dark, DReAry GUlf beLow, whErE ThE Voice of their groaninGs Was
dreAdful To hear. Then I asKed: "Who are tHESE?" And my guIde iNFoRMed
me: "These are tHey thAt go away inTO everlasTing pUnishmenT, and the
smOKE of their TorMenT asCenDS Up Forever and eveR." aNd noW mY guide
tHouGht I had SeeN quIte EnoUgH for awhilE, and so haD bEtTeR lIe dOwn
anD Rest; musiNg On tHeSe wOrds: "EYE hath nOt seeN, nor EaR hEArd,
Neither HAs IT EnteReD tHe heArt Of Man, thE thiNGs wHich God Has
preparEd fOR theM tHaT love HiM."

While wonderiNg What more coUlD be For the CHIld of God, Than that
which my eyes had aLReady seEn, I Fell aSleeP. When I awoKe,
eVerythIng LOoked cAlm and BrighT aRouND Me; so I THOuGht, WiTh
Patience, i WOulD take A sTrolL along tHe banks, and see if theRE weRe
any friends tHerE whoM i KnEw; fOR I SAw mAnY Had GAThered there
ure. O! how I
longed to be  there! Ju st th enthe  p earl y ga tes swung to,a nd I  could
see them no mor e. Wh en I co u ld  seeno more wi t h in,  I  t hou gh t  I  woul d
t ake a l ook around  an dview the hol y  g round, and  "m ark well her 
bu lwarks ."  So I loo ked  well  aroun d  her w alls, and  m e asured her tow e r s, 
whi ch I found to bev er y  strong, so th at noen e my c oul d p revail
aga in st th e m; andh er w a lls were great an d high, and I f ound t he y l a y
four -squa re and  rested ontwel ve founda tions, all oft hem pre cioussto nes , an d  o neac hf oun d at ion the re was a  n am e wri tten , w h ich,  wh en I 
hadlooked more c los ely, I f oundto be  the  n amesof the  twel ve  tribes
of thechil dren of I sra el ; a nd  in e a ch wal l I  sa w there  were t h ree 
g a t e s,  and on the gatesIs a wthe name s of t h etw e lve apos tl esof t h e 
Lamb ; an d ,as I sti ll loo k ed ,I saw n um bers c om ing  an d ent e ring  in at 
the gat es, f r om all parts o f  the world, E a st , We s t, N ort h, and Sout h;
e v erygate se eme d  in u se, a nd wi t h every new arrival  t here w ere n ew
songs of p raise. AsI s till loo ked, Id iscovered, tha t all  that went over, di d not  enter t he pearly g ates; bu t,ins tea d,s o me  were hurledo v er a  d readful  pr ecipice , w hic h l ayju st belowthe wall ,an dle d t o a
d a rk, drea ry  gu lf  be low,w here t he vo iceof  t h eir  groani n gs w as
d re ad fultohe ar. T henI  as ked: "W ho are th ese ? " An dmy  guideinformed
me:"T hese are t he y t hat go a way into  everlasting punishment ,  and th e
s mokeof t heir torm ent  ascen dsu p fore ver an d eve r. " A n d  nowm y  g uid ethought Ih a d s een q ui te e nough f or awhile, and soh adbetter lie do wnandr e st ; m u si n g o nt hes e words: "Eye hat h not seen ,n or  ear heard , 
ne it her has  it ent eredt he hear t of man,  the thin gs  whi c h  Go d has
prep ared for  them tha t  love Hi m."
Whi le won de rin g wha t more cou ld be  for t he  child  of G od , than t hat
which my eyes had a lready  seen , I  fell asl eep .  Wh en I awok e,
e verythingloo ked  calm  an d  brig ht a r ou ndm e; so  I t h ought, wi t hPat i e nc e, I wouldt a k e a  stro lla long t he b anks, and see ift here were
anyfrie n d s t her e  who mI knew; for Isaw  m a n y had ga th ered there
ure. O!_how I
longed_to be there! Just_then the_pearly_gates swung_to,_and I could
see_them no more._When I could see_no more within,_I_thought I would
take a look around and view the holy ground, and "mark well_her
bulwarks."_So I_looked_well_around her walls, and measured_her towers,
which I found to_be very_strong, so that no enemy could prevail
against them;_and_her walls were_great and high, and I found they lay
four-square and_rested on twelve foundations, all of_them precious
stones, and_on_each_foundation there was a_name written, which, when I
had looked_more closely, I found to be_the names of the twelve tribes
of the_children of Israel; and in each_wall I saw there were_three
gates, and_on the gates I saw_the names of_the twelve_apostles of the
Lamb;_and, as I still looked, I_saw numbers coming_and entering in at
the gates, from_all_parts of the_world,_East,_West, North,_and South;
every gate_seemed_in use,_and_with every new arrival there were_new
songs_of praise. As I still looked, I_discovered, that all that_went
over,_did not enter the_pearly gates; but, instead, some_were hurled
over a dreadful precipice, which_lay just_below the_wall, and led to a
dark, dreary gulf below, where the voice_of their groanings was
dreadful to hear._Then I asked: "Who_are these?"_And_my guide informed
me:_"These_are they_that go away into everlasting punishment, and_the
smoke of_their torment ascends up forever and_ever." And now my_guide
thought_I had seen quite enough for_awhile, and so had better lie_down
and rest; musing on these_words:_"Eye_hath not seen, nor ear_heard,
neither has it entered the heart_of man, the_things which God has
prepared for them that_love_Him."

While wondering what more could be_for_the child of God, than that
which_my_eyes_had already seen, I fell_asleep. When I awoke,
everything looked calm_and bright around me; so I thought, with
Patience, I_would take a_stroll along the banks, and_see_if_there were
any friends there whom I knew; for I saw_many had_gathered there