day of Wrath” (ibid., p. 91), as if it were a future instead of aorist as it is in the text. No Greek tense would be more inappropriate to express this idea of Harrison’s than the aorist, which usually is punctiliar as to kind of action, and present or past as to time. If “the great day of their wrath is come” (Rev. 6:17), it certainly cannot be postponed as to its beginning until after the seventh seal is opened and seven trumpets of various judgments are poured out upon the earth. Not only does