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Of the end of the world and judgement of our Lord Jesus Christ to…Of the end of the world and iudgement of our Lord Iesus Christe to…
Of the end of the world and judgement of our Lord Jesus Christ to come, and of the most perilous dangers of this our most corrupt age, and by what means the godly may avoid the harms thereof, sermons preached in latin in the assembly of the clergy by Henry Bullinger, and now lately englished by Thomas PotterOf the end of the world and iudgement of our Lord Iesus Christe to come, and of the moste perillous dangers of this our moste corrupt age, and by what meanes the godly may auoid the harmes thereof, sermons preached in latin in the assembly of the clergie by Henry Bullinger, and now lately englished by Thomas Potter
London: printed by John Allde, 1580
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1He being demanded of his Disciples in the mount Olivet, and in the sight of the most famous City of Jerusalem, what should be the token of his coming, and of the end of the world: Made answer. That the holy City of Jerusalem should first of all be taken and laid flat to the ground, and that the Jews them selves should be led captive into all nations. 2And that the Gospel of the kingdom should be received of all nations throughout the whole world. And that afterward should false Prophets go abroad, who with false doctrine and feigned miracles should deceive the world & that with such probability & happy success: that even the very elect should have cumbrance therewith. Among other things he reciteth, False teachers and false Christs, and even those Antichrists also, that should forsake the very true Christ the son of the eternal God, and should not sincerely unto the faithful show him forth, sitting on the right hand of his father: but in the earth, in the desert, in sundry and divers places, and also even En tois temeios that ⟨image 4⟩is to say, in close and secret places, in Chests and Ambries. For the Grecians call Temeia secret and well fenced places, where treasures are laid up, also the hidden and privy places of a house, and the very Ambry or Spence. And the little Sacrament houses diligently fenced with Locks and bolts, the Popes men call them Ambries,3 out of the which as out of an Ambry, they bring forth Viaticum, their voyage, provision or Housel (as they call it.
1He béeing demaunded of his Disciples in the moūt Oliuet, and in the sight of the most famoꝰ Citie of Hierusalem, what should be the token of his cōming, and of the end of the world: Made answere. That the holy Citie of Hierusalem should first of all be taken and laid flat to the ground, and that the Iewes them selues should be led captiue into all nations. 2And that the Gospel of the kingdome should be receiued of all natiōs throughout the whole world. And that afterward should false Prophets go abrode, who with false doctrine and faied miracles should deceiue the world & that vvith such prohability & happy successe: that euen the very elect should haue combrance thervvith. Among other things he resiteth, False teachers and false Christes, and euen those Antichristes also, that should forsake the very true Christe the sonne of the eternall God, and should not sincerely vnto the faithful shew him foorth, sitting on the right hand of his father: but in the earth, in the desert, in sundry and diuers places, and also euen En tois temeios that