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Three physico-theological discourses : concerning I. the primitive chaos and creation of the world. II. the general deluge, its causes and effects. III. the dissolution of the world, and future conflagration ... / by John Ray
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^•urncnts of -this, ,Dissolution shall be?ft er ^>.- l$eyerfhe}es;w£ according to bis*>eiv''Heaven and a news r ^, wherein dive He th Yi^hfewjnefi. Thishft es *° me ^8^^ toward the-a havering of thej Question, Wh 9 tltcn shall the HeavensEar.tji.y,^l'oj^burnt• up and de-* 1 V9*"* only ' renewed and purified ?

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^erfe i o. But 'the day of ihe Lord willcome as a thief in the night , in whichth$ A Heavens (hall pas away with a greatnoise, and the slements Jhall melt with. fervent heat , and the Earth also t and the■ ij.. conrfs that are therein shall le hurnt up.

z^ut this Judgrpdnt of Christ, so remark-a ® °n the Jews, shall now shortly come,fjWfhat very dilcernably ; and the Temple0 |>.' suddenly be destroyed, the greater part' t >rnt, and the City and People utterly

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