THE BRIDE FINALLY PRESENTED
On the throne sat t he mightiest and holiest of all Beings that ever trod our world — was the meekest of all. The Ancient of Days — was as the "infant of days." He who had listened to nothing but angel-melodies from all eternity, found, while on earth, melody in the lisping’s of an infant's voice, or in an outcast's tears! No wonder an innocent lamb was His emblem, or that the anointing Spirit came down upon Him in the form of the gentle dove . He had the wealth of worlds at His feet. The hosts of heaven had only to be summoned as His retinue. But all the pageantry of the world, all its dreams of carnal glory, had, for Him — no fascination. Finally the daughter of Zion was brought before Him who lives forever. She had passed through supernatural, quiet purging. And ushered in with glory unfathomable into the presence of the king of kings. She had been chosen, loved and pleased of the Lord. She had the Spirit of Him who sat on the throne. As beautiful as she was,