A30589:130
Jerusalems glory breaking forth into the world being a Scripture-discovery of the New-Testament Church…
Jerusalems glory breaking forth into the world being a Scripture-discovery of the New-Testament Church in the latter days, immediately before the Second Coming of Christ.Jerusalems glory breaking forth into the world being a Scripture-discovery of the New-Testament Church in the latter dayes, immediately before the Second Coming of Christ.
London: printed by J.A., 1684
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I find generally, those that make a computation of the Reign of Anti-Christ, they pitch it upon two Periods; either upon such a time as will be ended within a very few years, as Mr. Brightman and others; he thinks it will be ended so as that the beginning of these days will be a matter of five or six years hence.—And others in the year 1666. But there is another computation of those that think Anti-Christ did not begin to reign so soon, and they conceive it will be a matter of two hundred, or more years before the beginning of these times. But I think God hath not left it fully clear to determine about the time, only this, God by his strange kind of workings among us, doth seem as if he were hastening of the time, as if it were near at hand.
I find generally, those that make a computaiton of the Reign of Anti-Christ, they pitch it upon two Periods; either upon such a time as will be ended within a very few years, as Mr. Brightman and others; he thinks it will be ended so as that the beginning of these dayes will be a matter of five or six years hence.—And others in the year 1666. But there is another computation of those that think Anti-Christ did not begin to reign so soon, and they conceive it will be a matter of two hundred, or more years before the beginning of these times. But I think God hath not left it fully clear to determine about the time, only this, God by his strange kind of workings among us, doth seem as if he were hastening of the time, as if it were near at hand.
Wherefore then, we leave all uncertainties, and come to show you what use you are to make of what hath been said about this time, of Jerusalems being made the praise of the whole Earth.
Wherefore then, we leave all uncertainties, and come to shew you what use you are to make of what hath been said about this time, of Jerusalems being made the praise of the whole Earth.