...banquet of his love is always spread, the welcome always cordial ; himself always present ; 3 B and ' in his presence there is fulness of joy, at his right hand there are pleasures for evermore.'" pp. 16 — 18. " When all that is earthly passes from you in the article of death, you will preeminently...

...just " men made perfect, and to Jesus the mediator " of the new covenant. In the presence of God " there is fulness of joy, at his right hand there " are pleasures for evermore." May he bless the word which has now been spoken. Amen, 118 SERMON XXIV, 2 CORINTHIANS, vii. I. Having...

...; but adoration and praise — with joy unspeakable, is now their employment. " For in his presence is fulness of joy, at his right hand there are pleasures for ever more." To conclude. Let us remember, one and all, that " without holiness no man shall see the...

...which no other happiness is worthy to be compared, and to which no succession of time can set limits. ' In his presence there is fulness of joy ; at his right hand there are pleasures for evermore.' That Christ is now set down at the right hand of the throne of God, intimates to us 'that the work...

...accomplish. It is now in a world of order, loveliness, and perfection. It has entered the joy of its Lord. " In His presence there is fulness of joy ; at His right hand there are pleasures for evermore." Finally, before quitting this effort to make our dear friend useful in his departure, as he always...

...The last words he addressed to Mrs. Smith were, a quotation from the l(5th Psalm : " In His presence is fulness of joy ; at His right hand there are pleasures for evermore." The last words he articulated w«re, " All is clear before me. The prospect is bright. Jesus is the...

...; beyond thee is my Lord, whom I have longed, oh, how often, to see for myself; and in His presence is fulness of joy, at His right hand there are pleasures for evermore." All depends upon whether the Lord Jesus Christ is your Saviour ; whether your sins are laid upon Him...

...the valley of the shadow of death— that, in his Fatlur's hoiue are many mansions ; — and that, in His presence there " is fulness of joy :"— at...right hand, " there are pleasures for evermore."" eyes upon it, incapable of lurn'n^ them away ; o'bers jiuton their bcs clothes as if tlicy were immediately...

...the banquet of his love is always spread; the welcome always the same; himself always present; and in his presence there is fulness of joy, at his right hand there are pleasures for evermore. "Therefore thus saith the Lord, Let not the rich man glory in his riches, let not the wise man glory...

...consider whither free grace hath brought them. O the perfect rest their souls have ! " In God's presence is fulness of joy, at his right hand, there are pleasures for evermore." And why may not my heart be glad ? why may not my flesh rest in hope ? O happy souls, shall I ever...