o profound in itsthought, so fruitful in its wealth,so beneficent in its results, thatthe mind is strained and embar-rassed in its efforts to expand to a full appreciation ofit. Indeed, the period seems a grand climax of dis-covery, rather than increment of growth. . . . Thenegative conditions of… … The carpenter had to get out practically everything by hand. THE BIBLE AMOKTG THE PEOPLE 121 Standing in full view of all these things, can therebe any doubt that we are in the time of the end? Aswe see how literally all the world has been brought to-gether by these modern inventions, can there be…
End of the world
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