Ouranonn Ourania, the shaking and translating of heaven and earth a sermon preached to…Ouranōn Ourania, the shaking and translating of heaven and earth a sermon preached to…

The next thing is the Apostles proof of this Assertion. And he tells you, this, once more, the beginning of the sentence he urged from the Prophet signifies no less. The words in the Prophet are, [Greek or Hebrew] yet once, it is a little, meghat hi it is a little, is left out by the Apostle, as not conducing to the business in hand. [Greek or Hebrew], (as he rendereth hod achath) are a sufficient demonstration of the assertion. In themselves they hold out a commutation of things, and as they stand in conjunction in that place of the Prophet, declaring that that shaking and commutation must be for the bringing in of the kingdom of the Lord Christ. In brief, being interpreted, by the same Spirit whereby they were indited, we know the exposition is true.

The next thing is the Apostles proof of this Assertion. And he tels you, this, once more, the beginning of the sentence he urged from the Prophet signifies no lesse. The words in the Prophet are, 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 yet once, it is a little, meghat hi it is a little, is left out by the Apostle, as not conducing to the businesse in hand. 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, (as he rendreth hod achath) are a sufficient demonstration of the assertion. In themselves they hold out a commutation of things, and as they stand in conjunction in that place of the Prophet, declaring that that shaking and commutation must be for the bringing in of the kingdom of the Lord Christ. In brief, being interpreted, by the same Spirit whereby they were indited, we know the exposition is true.

The last Head remaineth under two particulars.

1. What are the things that cannot be shaken.