iii.
And l., and so in Ezekiel, ch.xxxvi.and xxxvii.
"5.

In the times of the Messiah, there shall be peace between man and beast, and between the tiger and the tame beast; and the little child shall stroke, with impunity, the variegated skin of the serpent, and,--as one of our own poets has beautifully said,--'and with his forked tongue shall innocently play.' See in Isaiah, ch.xi.

and lxv., the original from whence he derived his beautiful poem.
"6.

In the time of the king Messiah, there are to be no calamities, no afflictions, no lamentations throughout the world.

But the inhabitants thereof are to lead joyful lives in gratitude to the good God, and in the enjoyment of his bounties.