glory of God, so far as it respects the government of this world, and the salvation of men. Two things that are of infinite importance are involved in it. The greatness of a work is to be estimated by the greatness of the consequences depending on it. And this is the measure of its importance. II. I am to mention several things which may put a stop to a revival. Some have talked very foolishly on this subject, as if nothing could injure a genuine revival. They say, “If your revival is a work of God,