presence of the Lamb shall enlighten it with everlasting day.18 Allowing these representations of the heavenly world to be entirely figurative, we are nevertheless bound to conclude, if we would not charge God with deceiving us, that it is a place of unspeakable glory and grandeur; and that it is eminently fitted to afford delight to its holy inhabitants. Below the inspired description it cannot fall; but it may rise infinitely above it; for human language is too poor fully to describe heavenly things.