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'OF THE TAINT OF THE FALL.
Because thy heart I do know well-

The swelling of the tide. :
How it is Mán that thou dost blame,

Thy Maker thou dost free;
And all thy foes I'll put to shame,

There's none can answer ME.
When I begin to plead with man,

My Bible then go through;
For I shall guide thy heart and hand;

Thy pondering all shall know.
So now read back what they have wrote,

Thy pondering's all from ME,
And by MY SPIRIT thou art taught

The looking glass to see.
So all must come and so discern

Al faces do appear,
As in the Bible thou hast read,

No man can answer here.
It is not so, I well do know;

No: there they must stand mute,
And from Manasseh I shall go

To strike the every root.
The thoughts of thee are known to NE,

For I have plac'd all there ;
Thy pondering heart they all must see,

And tell me when and where
A heart like thine could not be mine?

So now read back the *hole:
And I shall further tell my mind,

Those that can't stand shall fall. So I'll go on to answer man,

From all the lines here penn'd;
And let the wise and learned come,

With all their learning bend,
And tell me plain if they'll maintain

This pondering came from thee;
If that from hell thy heart did swell,

And so led on by he?
I tell them no; they all shall know,

Thy heart and soul is mine;
Unto the standard I shall go,

And make them all reign.
The thoughts of thee, let all men see,

'Thou'st wisely judy'd the whole; While Satan reigns, I will maintain,

The glass stands deep for all,
As thou dost see alike to be,

In every age that's past,
And with the present doth agree,

The looking glass is plac'd
so strong for áll, now judge the call,

Thy thoughts in all i'll clear. "Tis not the taint of Adam's Fall

That brings sin every where;

No, 'tis the man, I say must stand,

And answer just like thee: If Adam's Fall had tainted all,

And in the blood to be, Then in the Man the Fall must stand,

And run through every vein; For then the Father and the Son

Would both alike remain. But 'tis not so, I well do know,

Then how can man appear, To say it is by Adam's Fall,

You are so tainted here?
No: answer, man; you cannot stand
• To prove it all this way;
And yet I say, from Adam's Fall,

In grief you all do lay;
Because the Man did ME condemn,

Which did prolong the reign
Of Satan there, I tell you here,

And this I shall maintainYour spirits free they surely be

To act which way you will : Your hearts you may give up to ME,

Then Satan's heart I'll chill; For now I'm come to tell his doomwa

He like these Kings shall fall. Manasseh here I now shall clear,

A Type goes deep for all;
Because that he, you all do see,

Did from his father go;
And Satan wander'd so from ME

But now thy heart I know:
“ Can Satan here like him appear?

« How can he be a son?" I tell thee, No: it is not so;

Yet still from shadows come; Satan with me his reign you see;

In Heaven he reign'd at first; And had he stood in harmony,

He never would been cast.
But he did not; you see his lot,

How he was cast below;
And then my judgments he forgot

Did like Manasseh go;
I say, in sin he did go on

To tenpt men to this day, Though all the angels I unthron'd,

That joined then with he.
Now, this before they'd all seen clean

Just like the Type of man;
And when my Coming did appear,

Like HEZEKIAH stand;
Though not a son shall I name him,

But from the shadow.go:

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MANASSEH A TYPE OF SATAN.
The Jews he hardened then in sin,

And then brought on their woe,
Till they were cast; and so did burst,

For he did so appear,
Just like Manasseh at the first-

But I shall answer here;
The Type in Man, I say was strong,

And strong shall be for all ;
For like Manasseh he did coine

To make my people fall.
Then I'll appear to answer here,

If I did not spare Man.
Which way the Tempter shall I clear?

These Kings you may command:
For as a king he does begin

To war against his God;
And from the judgment thou hast drawn

May now by all be draw'd.
For all may say, as well as thee,

Sin ever will abound, While Satan is your enemy.

The hearts too strong are found,
Are drawn by he, you all may see,

If deeply you discern.
Sin in all nations you may see,

The hearts of men he'd turn
To make them here for to appear,

The Type stands deep for man.
From HEZEKIAH I shall clear,

The shadow first must come ; Because the good you there allude

Did surely come the first; And after him the evil came

And see how this did burst.
Just so to man I now shall come,

And your forefathers see;
The way my Gospel was brought 12

In strong belief to be,
That I should come again to them,

My people to redeem.
This is the way they did believe

My COAT without a seam.
lf vou see clear the shadow here,

It must go through for all;
This is the way they did believe

I should redeem the Fall:
But now is come Manasseh strong,

And from them to depart:
These are the sons throughout the land,

To wound your every heart,
That now will go, as he did do,

Against your Father rise.
So now, Manassehs all take can

Tis time for to grow wise!

For every way I now do say,

I've plac'd the shadow here,
For men and devils now to see;

'Tis time for all to fear,
That will not stand by my command;

As David stood at first; et
Though he did sin, to ME 'tis known;

But know his grief did burst:
He did repent, and did relent,

The crime that he had done.
And now, I say, with one consent,

If men like hiin return,
Their guilt I'll free, I now tell thee

But I shall say no more,
I tell thee, till another day;

Then I shall answer here.”
Here ends Tuesday night, Sept. 25, 1804.

Wednesday Morning, Sept. 26, 1804. We received Mr. Foley's books--and Joanna was deeply affected in reading from the twelfth page to the nineteenth, as it called all the past to her remembrance; and she thought on the dreadful horror 'that she felt at that time, that she would not go through again for the world : but in what powerful manner the Spirit of the Lord broke in upon her, that she blesses the Lord for his abiding presence to this day. She feels every happiness is centred in him. . Nov, Joanna, I shall answer thee. The shadow of that day is a warning to thee and to all, as it came first from thy jealousy, fearing thou hadst done wrong, by disobeying my command; and now I tell thee, and all men, wert thou now to disobey my command, thy end would be more wretched and miserable, than it was for that hour; but by thy obedience thou shalt find my Spirit as strong to deliver, as it broke in upon thee that da

So do not fear if danger's near,

For thou shalt safe go through;
My Bible by thee I stall clear,

And lay before their view.
So thou go on as thou'st begun,

To ponder through the whole;

SATAN TYPIFIED BY JOAB,

And I'll appear to answer here,

And make the learned fall.
The ways of men inust all be known,

From Adam at the first;
Because his MAKER he condemn'd;

Then how can Man be plac'd,
The Promise claim that's not to Man?

No; there the Type stands deep;
For to the Woman it must come

For I in her shall break;
And then you'll see the end to be

For all a DAVID'S REIGN.
'Tis not for ONE, I say to man,

But you must all see plain,
When I do come your PRINCE and King, :'

Your Saviour to appear;
You'll find the power is not in men

The WOMAN's guilt to clear.
No; 'tis in me, all fesh will sce,

For I shall free the whole;
And from the Fall, I tell you all,

The Serpent lie inust fall.,
The Promise there shall now appear,

And I shall make it good;
So men with thee they join'd must bs,

And judge Me as a Gon.
If I went on to punish Man,

That Me did disobey,
Shall I let Satan always stand,

When I before diday,
That he should not? I told his lot. .

Now trace my Bible through:
The different changes you forgot,

That lie before your view.
So I'll go on the whole to change

Cntil I've chang'd the whole;
And Satan's doom is nearly come .

He like these Kings shall fall.
In them he swell d, I do know well :

Shall I the Author free?
No! no! I say to thee this day,

My Bible true shall be;
For he shall fall, I tell you all,

As in my Bible pennd;
And like these Kings, I tell you all .

He'll surely find his end.
So Joab here thou didst see clear

How he went on with man;
And yet what sins in him appear'd,

And how bis end did come!
On man at first the whole did burst,

The judginents did appear.-
I know the ponderings of thy hearta

When thou didst read it there,