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lowed Him on white horses,clothedinlinen,white and clean.
And out of His mouth went forth a sword with two edges,
that with it He should smite the nations,which He shall
shepherd1 with a rod of iron; and He shalltreadthe wine
pressof the wrath of God Almighty. Also He has on His
garment and on His thigh the name written,King of kings,
and Lord of lords."1 Likewise in the Gospel : " When the
Son of man shallcome in His glory,and allthe angelswith
Him, then He shallsitin the throneof His glory; and all
nationsshallhe gatheredtogetherbeforeHim, and He shall
separatethem one from another,even as a shepherdseparates
the sheep from the goats; and He shallplacethe sheep at
His righthand, but the goatsat His lefthand. Then shall
the King say unto them who shallbe at His righthand,
Come, ye blessedof my Father,receivethe kingdom which
isprepared foryou from the beginning of the world: for I
was hungry, and ye gave me to eat: I was thirsty,and ye
gave me to drink: I was a stranger,and ye receivedme :
naked, and ye clothedme : sick,and ye visitedme : I was in
prison,and ye came unto me. Then shallthe righteous
answer, and sayunto Him, Lord, when saw we Thee hungry,
and fed Thee ? thirsty,and gave Thee todrink? And when
saw we Thee a stranger,and receivedThee? naked, and
clothedThee ? And when saw we Thee sick,and in prison,
and came unto Thee ? And the King, answering,shallsay
nnto them, VerilyI say unto you, In as far as ye have done
itto the leastof thesemy brethren,ye have done itunto me.
Then shallHe say unto them who shallbe on His lefthand,
Depart from me, ye cursed,into everlastingfire,which my
Father hath prepared for the deviland his angels: for I
have been hungry, and ye gave me not to eat: I have been
thirsty,and ye gave me not to drink: I was a stranger,and
ye receivedme not : naked, and ye clothedme not : sick,
and in prison,and ye visitedme not. Then shallthey also
answer and say,Lord, when saw we Thee hungry, or thirsty,
1 The .words" whichHe shallfeed,"or" shepherd,"arewantinginthe
Apocalypse; andtheyarenotfoundinmany authorities.
* Rev.xix.11-16.
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