Notice of the Midnight Cry Pamphlet
We have received a copy of a pamphlet entitled the "Midnight Cry," by "Rev. C. Churchill." If the copy we have received is a specimen one, its typographical execution alone is almost sufficient to prevent its having a very extensive perusal. We have neither time nor space to give an extended notice of the positions taken. It will be sufficient for the readers of the Review, to state that the writer considers that the church is the Sanctuary; that the cleansing of the church commenced in 1843, and will end the present year; that the late revival movement, which he considers a genuine work of the Spirit of God, is an indication of the sealing time; that the Papal supremacy was established by the decree of Phocas in A. D. 606, and will continue till 1866, only that year never will be reached—the days will be shortend. The church also, according to his glass, is the Holy City, New Jerusalem, which is above. The Author, after inviting us to copy the table of contents into our paper, requests us to lift up our voice like a trumpet, and cry aloud and spare not. This we intend to do; but we apprehend that the trumpet should give a more certain sound than would accord with the positions advocated in this pamphlet.