IN the language of Doddridge, “let us with the apostles look up after an ascending Saviour, and send our wishes and our souls to heaven where He now is, and where He must remain till that important day in which He shall descend to the final judgment. In the meantime, may His cause and service be ever dear to us! And while He is attending to our concerns in the world above, may we, with grateful and joyful alacrity, pursue that which He graciously condescends to own as His interest here upon earth.”—Henry J. Ripley, Notes on Acts 1:11.