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Xi. 13. Muft be the fame with that REMAIN YET TO BE SLAINT. 2lQ great earthquake that is defcribed. Chap. Xvi. 18. And the falhng of the tenth part of the city muft be the fame with that terrible and utter defiruaion of Antichrill's kingdom, chap. Xvi. 17. To the end.
But thefe things cannot be. The battle, chap. Xi. 7. Cannot be the fame v/ith that laft and great battle between the Church and Antichrift, defcribed, chap xvi. And xix. — For the things that are faid of one and the other, and the...ir iffue, are in no wife confift- ent. In that battle, chap. Xi. The church of God confiifts with her enemies in forrow, fackcloth, and blood; but in the other the matter is reprefented exceedingly otherwife —the church goes forth to fight with Anti- chrift, not in fackcloth and blood, but cloath- ed in white raim. Ent, Chrift himfelf before them, as their captain, going forth in great pomp and magnificence, u^on^i white horfe, and on his head many crowns, and onhisvef- ture, and on his thigh, a navie written, king OF KINGS A^JD LORD OF LORDS; and the faints who follow fo glorious a leader to this great battle, follow him on white horfes, cloathed in fine linen, white and clean, in garments of ftrength, joy, glory and tri- umph ; in the fame kind of raiment, that the 220 WHETHER THE TWO WITNESSES faints appear in, when they are reprefented as triumphing with Chrift, with palms in their hands, chap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xi. 13. Muft be the fame with that REMAIN YET TO BE SLAINT. 2lQ great earthquake that is defcribed. Chap. Xvi. 18. And the falhng of the tenth part of the city muft be the fame with that terrible and utter defiruaion of Antichrill's kingdom, chap. Xvi. 17. To the end.
But thefe things cannot be. The battle, chap. Xi. 7. Cannot be the fame v/ith that laft and great battle between the Church and Antichrift, defcribed, chap xvi. And xix. — For the things that are faid of one and the other, and the...ir iffue, are in no wife confift- ent. In that battle, chap. Xi. The church of God confiifts with her enemies in forrow, fackcloth, and blood; but in the other the matter is reprefented exceedingly otherwife —the church goes forth to fight with Anti- chrift, not in fackcloth and blood, but cloath- ed in white raim. Ent, Chrift himfelf before them, as their captain, going forth in great pomp and magnificence, u^on^i white horfe, and on his head many crowns, and onhisvef- ture, and on his thigh, a navie written, king OF KINGS A^JD LORD OF LORDS; and the faints who follow fo glorious a leader to this great battle, follow him on white horfes, cloathed in fine linen, white and clean, in garments of ftrength, joy, glory and tri- umph ; in the fame kind of raiment, that the 220 WHETHER THE TWO WITNESSES faints appear in, when they are reprefented as triumphing with Chrift, with palms in their hands, chap.
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