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in it the floodlight of
our glorious sun gets weaker and weaker, and its bright disk wastes
away by distance, until it shines only as a twinkling star.and the
strong chain of its attraction which held with firm grasp the planets
in their orbits, after dwindling by fixed degrees into a force that
would not break a gossamer, is finally dissipated and lost.now we ask, is it likely that those vast orbswith masses and
densities so wonderfully modified and adjusted in accordance with what
we perceive to be the requirements of living creatureswith years and
months, days and nights, seasons and climateswith atmosphere and
twilights, tradewinds and currentswith clouds and rains, continents
and seas, mountains and polar snowswith sun, moon, and stars, and,
in short, with all the elements that make up the conditions of a
habitable globeis it likely that those glorious works of the creator
should have been formed to lie waste, sterile, and unprofitable? or
even if we could bring ourselves to think that those masses, whose
united bulk dwarfs our earth into insignificance, had been solely
created as makeweights to keep this little atom of earth in its
place, why should they have been provided with complicated systems of
moons revolving round them to give them auxiliary light? the suns
light they share in common with ourselves; but for what conceivable
purpose should deserts void of life have been supplied with those
wonderful lamps to light them up in the absence of the sun? conditions
that might be incompatible with our organization, may be by
adjustment of creative wisdom exactly suited to the beings placed to
inhabit them.all life, even if it be essentially the same in
principle, may not everywhere assume the same phase of outward
existence, nor need we attempt to set limits in this respect to the
lord of life.the spaces lie there furnished readythe word was only
required to people them with life.such inquiries have an interest which goes beyond their mere
astronomical import, for they touch our conceptions of gods
greatness, wisdom, and power.is there one who does not long to be
able reasonably to cherish the thought that, far away from this _tiny_
speck of earth, in the remote realms of space, we behold worlds
inhabited by beings who, it may be, are privileged to know their
creator, and to bless, praise, and magnify him forever.we have seen that all leading astronomers agree in the fact of a
_plurality of suns_, and a _plurality of worlds_, and their
numbers so vast that they are beyond our computation.now we hold that
in all this vast creation, there is a controlling element, and that
this element is necessarily manifest in all things, and so
predominates that percipient intelligences should, and we believe
canto a certain extentcomprehend it.do you ask, what is this
element? we answer _fire_!
we have presented to your mindas far as we are able to
comprehendthe infinity of gods wisdom and power, as manifested in
his wonderful creations; not only in creating this earth on which we
live, and all pertaining thereunto, but of heavens, suns, planets and
worlds, whose numbers are _millions_, as they are seen standing out
and peopling the realms of boundless space, and yet we know that so
vast is the infinity of his wonderful creations, that we have given to
the mind only a birdseye view within the borders of his boundless
empire.we are aware that the idea we advancethat the vast globe, encircled
by the photosphoric, ethereal flame (that which we denominate the
sun), _is our heaven_, as also the heaven for intelligences of the
other planets of our solar system, and that there are numerous other
suns of similar import which may also be heavens for created
intelligences inhabiting their surrounding planetsis new to the mind
of man, and that at first thought some may be incredulous; thus, as we
said in the beginning, it has ever been with all important
discoveries, and especially so of discoveries through the lights and
science of astronomy.nevertheless, the wondrous works of the creator,
as we have surveyed and contemplated themwe thinkwill justify our
hypothesis.but to all the foregoing we shall still add stronger, and
we think, more convincing evidences, when we come to contemplate the
elements of the sunfire, heat, and lightin connection with gods
intercourse by his spirit, and his dealings with man._gods throne shall endure forever; so also shall the sun.conclusive
scriptural evidence for all that we claim._
god hath sworn by his holiness, that the seed of david (the messiah),
should endure forever, and his throne as the sun before him.the psalmist, referring to the messiah says, his name shall endure
forever.his name shall be continued as long as the sun, and all
nations shall call him blessed.here we have the assurance of the
eternal duration of the sun; even as the throne of god which is to
endure forever and ever.the promise is, that
his seed also will i make to endure forever, and his throne
as the days of heaven.thy throne o god is forever and
ever.thus, we see that the sun and the heaven are to endure as long as the
throne of god, and his throne is to endure forever and ever.now to us, to all, while dwelling in mortality, the sun dispenses its
blessings alike.he maketh the sun to shine on the evil and on the
good, and sendeth the rain on the just, and on the unjust.thus, we see that the sun is the active agency for the dispensing of
his blessings to man and all animation on this earth.its rays of
light and heat penetrate the bosoms of oceans and seas, and draw up
from the fountains of the deep the liquid element in ascending
vapor, and condensing it into clouds, scatter and return it in rains,
and gentle showers, to water and replenish the earth and make it bring
forth for sustenance of man and beast, and renew the verdure of
nature.now do we not see in all this, as in all things else, that the
sunits heat and lightare gods agencies in sustaining all things?
we have told you that we could comprehend that it _was_ an agency
pervading and controlling all things.but you have doubtless noticed
the fact that as we have followed up and grasped the revelations made
by philosophers and astronomers, that the ablest of them have failed
to comprehend the _nature_ of the eternal source of fire.all agree in
the one fact, however, that it is derived from the sun.no finite mind
ever has comprehended, nor, it may be, ever will be able to fully
comprehend it.we know that it exists.we apply to it properties and
principles, or components which form the element.beyond this we
cannot go, only we know that god himself is its author; that it is an
element intimately connected with himselfnay more, that he has even
revealed to us that _his spirit is fire_! and when we contemplate the
fact that it is the only completely destructive, or _annihilating_
element, and yet one that can _never be destroyed_; one that is to
purify the righteous, and yet punish the wicked, we are led to the
inevitable conclusion that it is an _attribute_ of the great jehovah.we believe it an element of creative agency, one that has
existedpossiblyfrom all eternity, and will continue through all
eternity to come.we are told that god, by his spirit, is manifest in
all his works.now, what else than _light_, and _heat_, is thus
manifest to us? it is positively _the source of all light_, and st.paul tells us that all things are made manifest by light; while the
psalmist declares his going forth is from the _end of the heaven_,
and his circuit unto the ends of it, and there is nothing hid from the
_heat_ thereof.now we see that this declaration establishes our hypothesis of the
location of heaven.his going forth from the _end of the heaven_from
the sunand nothing is hid from the heat thereofthe sun being the
source of heatis conclusive evidence that the _sun_ is neareven at
the _ends_ of the heaven.in the further contemplation of the hypothesis, that the spirit of
god is _as_ fire, you will remember that we have stated that some of
the constituent elements of fire pervades all things, and also that
god_by his spirit_is everywhere, and in all his works.hear the
psalmist, on this subject:
whither shall i go from thy _spirit_? whither shall i flee
from thy presence? if i ascend up into heaven, thou art
there; if i make my bed in hell, behold, thou art there.if
i take the wings of the morning, and dwell in the uttermost
parts of the sea, even there thy hand shall lead me, and thy
right hand shall hold me.if i say, surely the darkness shall cover me; even the
night shall be light about me.yea, the darkness hideth not
from thee: but the night shineth as the day: the darkness
and the light are both alike to thee.mark well this testimony, that while the spirit of god is everywhere,
so, also, is that spirit _light_, and there is no darkness, save to
those vailed in humanity.when spirit is free from mortality; is
accepted of god, and clothed upon with immortality; _as spirit_, it
partakes of his own nature, and will, henceforth, dwell forever in
eternal light.now what the sun is to this earth and its inhabitants, so also we
believe it to be to the inhabitants of all the other planets belonging
to its system; all of which worlds it controls, even as it does this.and here the mind goes out in the contemplation of the hypothesis,
that all those other suns, standing far out in sidereal regionseach
governing and controlling its own system of planets, or worldsare
also _heavens_ for created intelligences inhabiting such planets.god
is infinite, as well as omnipresent.infinite in wisdom, and in his
creative power