Every one who receives the Bible as "given by inspiration of God," must believe that it will be all verified through the working of that infinite wisdom and power with which he makes all things to conspire for the fulfilment of his purposes, so that though heaven and earth may pass away, one jot or tittle of all he has said shall in no wise pass away till all be fulfilled. Every believer in the Bible must therefore be convinced that the kingdom of Christ is destined to extend its spiritual conquests, until it shall include within its dominion all kingdoms and nations.
Thomas Smyth — By Whom Is the World to Be Converted? or, Christians Christ's Representatives and Agents for the Conversion of the World (Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication, 1856), "The Kingdom of Christ Destined to Become Universal," p. 9
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