Excerpt from Devotional Commentary on the Gospel Narrative, Vol. 1 of 8

Indistinct surmises of some one rising from the dead, and of that Prophet to be raised up from among their brethren, of whom Moses had spoken, instead of the Voice from Mount Sinai, which they entreated to hear no more. And the words with which the Inspired Writings had closed were remarkable, both from their distinct declaration, and for the very mysterious manner in which alone it could be fulfilled. As the silence of night came on, and the light of prophecy was going down, it spoke of the rising of the Sun of Righteousness with healing in His wings and yet not so for all men, but for them shall He arise that fear My name. To this it is added, Behold, I send you Elijah the Prophet, before the coming of the great and.

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