Os the T>}flotation .

again, faith she Lores do J! Ariel yet .^ e jthat the.-City ol Tyre , though it was »no \wholly dispeopled at that time,, t|ie. \

tants transferring themselves, (ntb sflfAwhen it was besieged by ssebucfddneff ^y'Qt \\^s it afterward peopled agipfl r fjcontinues a City inhabited to. tljifdayyfT.of Babylon, it is said that there & 0 U 'J)sAremain in it, neither man norbeafi,. ‘

it should le desolate for ever, ftv,. ^

r ). zo. and of the Land of Babylon, Vyi'P/that it should be a desolation without,habitant. And though indeed, th is LropW^Was, I. think,'as to the City, at last: ,verify $die Litter; yet did Babylon longj^ontid 11 .great City after ..this Hropliety V '^aa fLand of Babylon is how '^abited/ ^mg at this day a great City notjarJ'^Vi;place where Babylon stood. So that |jplaces import no more,then thatthere lh° ; ',be a very great Destruction and pivast^C,t»f thole Cities a nd Coy ptri(jR.y. A s for d 1 _places in tste Old and N.<?ivl^ai^en.byw 1 ^in mention is, made of the fast 'Pays.iMV 1 ^last'Times, it is cj^ar that they are ta ^understood of the > Age of th^ 'Messiah?j,the time from, the Exhibition of the Me*!^to the end of the Worlcf. sjfaiak.i. lit shall come to pas in fife las days, thr ^Mountain of the fjords [Touse shall l' e