The prophecy of Haggai, interpreted and applied in sundry sermonsThe prophesie of Haggai, interpreted and applyed in sundry sermons

and Luke record, when as reconciling the Gentiles by his passion, the earth quaked, and when the glad tidings of this, reconciliation was sent to the Apostles, there came a voice from heaven as a mighty wind and the earth eftsoons shaked, although taken figuratively, spiritual things may be thought to be intimated as some expound it, that the earth and the heaven may rejoice for that whereby a new heaven and a new earth was to be made, as did the Angels in heaven as well as the men on earth, then verse 8. There follows the efficacy of the Gospel toward them, to whom it is sent, wherein are noted two points, First, Their moving. Secondly, Their drawing.

and Luke record, when as reconciling the Gentiles by his passion, the earth quaked, and when the glad tidings of this, reconciliation was sent to the Apostles, there came a voyce from heaven as a mighty winde and the earth eftsoones shaked, although taken figuratively, spirituall things may be thought to be intimated as some expound it, that the earth and the heaven may rejoyce for that whereby a new heaven and a new earth was to be made, as did the Angels in heaven as well as the men on earth, then verse 8. There followes the efficacy of the Gospell toward them, to whom it is sent, wherein are noted two points, First, Their moving. Secondly, Their drawing.

Their moving I will move all nations which was done partly by himself when John 12. many of the Gentiles desired to see him, and partly more fully by his servants, the Apostles by ⟨p. 118⟩whose preaching all nations were moved, as appears, Act. 2. 13. And the Ecclesiastical Histories report, the latter he notes when he saith, and the desire of all nations shall come, which was performed when the desired persons. i. e. the Elect came unto the Temple unto Christ, and to the Church verifying that which began in the first fruits of the Gentiles,