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Christ's certain and sudden appearance to judgment
Christ's certain and sudden appearance to judgment by Thomas Vincent ...
London: printed for George Calvert, 1667
Christ's certain and sudden Appearance to Judgment. › Chapter 11
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1. From the Prediction thereof in the Scriptures, as his death was foretold, so also his resurrection was foretold in the type of Jonah's being •ast out of the belly of the whale on the third day.
1. From the Prediction thereof in the Scriptures, as his death was foretold, so also his resurrection was foretold in the type of Ionah's being •ast out of the belly of the whale on the third day.
2. From the testimony of those persons to whom the Lord Jesus Christ did appear after his resurrection, namely of Cephas, all the Apostles, above five hundred brethren at once, who saw him before his ascension; and last of all, in that he was seen by himself upon the way to Damascus after his ascension: all which witnesses did with one mouth confirm the truth of Christs Resurrection.
3. From the absurdities which would follow if Christ were not risen.
1. The Apostles would then be found false witnesses, and the Spirit of God which spake in them, would be a false spirit, which is impossible.