2. Christ will come with a glorious brightness and […] ⟨p. 10⟩[…] a light will shine in him and about him, as will a thousands •old surpass the light of the Sun, when it shineth in its […] strength: we read Mat. 13 43. That the righteous shall […] […] the Sun in the Kingdom of their Father, how then will […] Sun of righteousness shine? from whom they will receive […] it brightness by reflection, as the Moon and some other […] do from the Sun in the Firmament. It is said, Mat. 24. ••. •0. […] at […] coming of Christ, the Sun shall be darkened, […] give her light, and the Stars of the Heaven […] 6. 12,13,14. That the Sun shall be […] hair, and the Moon shall be like blood, and […] all fall to the earth, even as a Fig-tree […], when she is shaken as a mighty wind, […] depart as a scroll when it is rolled together, […] •ou•tain shall be moved our of their places. […] there will be such a brightness as […] and other Luminaries in the Heavens, […] darken the lesser Stars, who though […] a twinkling light, and like so many […], yet upon the Suns first listing up […] and casting about its beams, they pre••• […], and disappear; so the Sun it […] of Heaven will disappear, when […] rise in the morning of the last […] their light: and what further need […] will •e all day, Rev. 2 22. In the […] there will be no need of the Sun, nei••• […] it: for the glory of God will enligh•• […] be the light of it: and Ch 22. 5. […], and they shall need no Candle nor the […] God giveth them light, and they shall […] Hell it will be all night and no day, […] darkness for ever, and not the least […] into that place? and if the Sun and […] for the measure & distinctions of times […] the last day is come, time will be no longer, […] forth from the confines of Time, into the […] of eternity▪ which cannot •e bounded nor measured: ⟨p. 11⟩It is said, Rev. 20. 11. When the great white Throne shall be set, and Christ is placed thereon, that the Heavens and the Earth shall flee away from before his face, and no more place be found for them: and 2 Pet. 3. 10. When the day of the Lord cometh, that the Heavens shall pass away with a great wise, and the Elements shall melt with servant heat, and th•• Earth with all its works shall be burnt up. Christ will come with a glorious light, and with a roaring dreadful noise▪ which will further set forth the glory of this appearance, […] this expressed, 1 Thes. 4.
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