A recent despatch from London to the Toledo Blade tells us of a false christ in Somersetshire, England. He is nominally a preacher. He has worshipers from other lands, among whom is a “Russian countess, and many handsome young English women.” He sits on state occasions upon his throne, and before him bow his dupes, as he announces himself the “Lamb of God.” It is blasphemy, of course, but those who are deceived do not know it. Another man in Pennsylvania announces himself as “the last of the prophets,” who predicts the end of the world in 1908. Dowie has his worshipers, others in the world of wealth and politics have theirs. Not to this intent is God's message for this time. It will ascribe to poor fallen humanity no glory. The burden of His “everlasting Gospel” to-day is, “Fear God, and give glory to Him; for the hour of His judgment is come; and worship Him that made the heaven and the earth.” There is no room for self-worship or worship of humanity there. The reception of such a message would root out utterly many of these last-day delusions. God alone is worthy of exaltation.