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the Spirit throughout the ages to come, until "all Truth"
had been received and understood.
This certainly contradicts our past ignorant belief,
that all revelation ceased with the "good old times;"
and that the "voice from heaven" has long been silent -- it can speak to us no more! Is revelation finished?
The Truth will never cease to speak within our souls,
while there is anything of God not comprehended.
"Take heed how ye hear." -- Luke 8:18.
"There is nothing covered that shall not be revealed." -- Matt. 10:26. Revelation cannot be finished
until every mystery is made plain: revelation is not
therefore limited to any time or place; and whenever or
wherever there is the spirit to receive and be taught,
fuller and higher Truth is being made known.
One says, "Revelation is unveiling; but the veil is
on the face of man and not on the face of God." The
"veil" is a fitting symbol of our own ignorance; with
every new revelation of Truth the "veil" grows thinner.
"Which veil is done away in Christ." -- 2 Cor. 3:14-16.
Christ is "The way, the truth and the life." As fast
as we are able to be led in the "Way," and to "bear,"
or carry in our hearts the "Truth," and to "hear," or
understand the so-called "mysteries" of "Life," just so
surely is the "veil," or lack of understanding, being
"done away."
"Clouds and darkness are round about Him," is
David's conception of God, and with Jeremiah we have
been willing to say, "Thou hast covered thyself with a
cloud, that our prayer should not pass through." -- Lam.
3:44. But we may rejoice in the increasing light, which
now reveals that around God are no impenetrable clouds!
As well might we say on a cloudy day, "The sun has
wrapped himself in clouds and darkness." The clouds
