Christian religion

First, that it cannot be Christ, that they should go out into the wilderness to see; because he cometh with great brightness, as the lightning cometh from the East, and shineth unto the West; neither shall one need to go unto the wilderness to see him: first, because his light shall be seen in all places of the world alike: secondly, also he will not come on the earth, but into the air only.

First, that it cannot bee Christ, that they should goe out into the wildernesse to see; because he commeth with great brightnesse, as the lightning commeth from the East, and shineth vnto the West; neither shall one need to go vnto the wildernesse to see him: first, because his light shall bee seene in all places of the world alike: secondly, also hee will not come on the earth, but into the aire onely.

What further?

VVhat further?

That he shall come suddenly, as in a moment; whereas before he had space, to go from place to place. Neither avails it then to go out after & seek him; because as speedily as the Eagles are gathered to the dead carcass; so the children of God, being compared unto Eagles, shall suddenly be gathered to our Saviour Christ; who is compared to a carcass in respect of his death.

That hee shall come suddenly, as in a moment; whereas before hee had space, to goe from place to place. Neither auailes it then to go out after & seeke him; because as speedilie as the Eagles are gathered to the dead carcase; so the children of God, being compared vnto Eagles, shall suddenly be gathered to our Sauiour Christ; who is compared to a carcase in respect of his death.