The Sacred Theory of the Earth (1690)


The Sacred Theory of the Earth (1690)




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TO THE QUEENS MOST Excellent Majesty

PREFACE TO THE READER

THE THEORY OF THE EARTH
  


CHAP. II

CHAP. III

CHAP. IV

CHAP. V

CHAP. VI

CHAP. VII

CHAP. VIII

CHAP. IX

CHAP. X

CHAP. XI

CHAP. XII

THE THEORY OF THE EARTH
  CHAP. I

CHAP. II

CHAP. III

CHAP. IV

CHAP. V

CHAP. VI

CHAP. VII

CHAP. VIII

CHAP. IX

CHAP. X

A REVIEW OF THE THEORY OF THE EARTH


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    the Prophecies of Daniel and St. John: and all the affairs of the Terrestrial World. Daniel brings in, this kingdom of Christ, in the conclusion of two or three Visions; but St. John hath interwoven it every where with his Prophecies, from first to last. And you may as well open a Lock without a Key, as interpret the Apocalypse without the Millennium. But after these two great Witnesses, the one for the old Testament, the other for the new, we must look into the rest of the Sacred Writers; for tho' every single Author there, is an Oracle, yet the concurrence of Oracles is still a further demonstration, and takes away all remains of doubt or incredulity.




CHAP. V

A view of other places of Scripture concerning the Millennium or future kingdom of Christ. In what sence all the Prophets have born Testimony concerning it

THE Wife of Zebedee came to our Saviour, and begg'd of him, like a fond Mother,
Matt. 20.21.
that her two Sons might sit, one at his right hand, th'other at his left, when he came into his kingdom. Our Saviour does not deny the supposition, or general ground of her request, that he was to have a kingdom; but tells her, The honours of that kingdom were not then in his disposal. He had not drunk his Cup, nor been baptiz'd with his last baptism: which were conditions, both to him and others, of entring into that kingdom. Yet, in another place,
Matt. 19.28.
our Saviour is so well assur'd of his interest and authority there, by the good will of his Father, that he promises to his Disciples and followers, that for the losses they should sustain here, upon his account, and for the sake of his Gospel, they should receive there an hundred fold; and sit upon

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