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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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sted in the top of the Mountains, and Jhall' exalted above the Hills , and all Nationsa ll flow to it; which very words we have^ pea ted Michah 4. 1. So in that Prophe-ts ot Joel x. 28. quoted Alls z. 17. And itcome to pas in the last days , faith God,jl pour out of my Spirit upon all fleshis dear the last da) s are to be understood.

, apostle Peter interpreting the Brophe-3 {verse 16.) ot the gift of Tongues bestow-t . u Pon the Disciples at that time. Hence3 ^// Days have among the Jews prover-D lai ly signified the days of the Messiah, asodfo r fjammond in his Annotations upon* ls place tells us ; who alio notes , that inplace of Joel the last days do literally^ttifie the last days of the Jews, immedi-, te ly preceding their destruction, called

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§ thegrej/ and terrible day of the Lord.^ G ^ r ‘ 1 ’ 2- ' siy fc ' 71 ’ 5 iyd'IZtV & Y\fZ£<?2v

in these lafl days is' meant the days of

e Meslias. Sot Pet, 1.20. z Pet. 3. 2

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x Tim. 3.1. mention is made

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b e last days in this sense. In like manner3 e nd of the World, awullMia, ali' 2 vo$,

!t t>1 " - 9 - 2.6. But now once in the end of thef r ld hath he appeared to put away fin by tyffffi QC of himjelf. And H flM 7^ didra-p t

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, 3 ^ °f the World, in 1 Cer. 10. it- Vpun°*nthe Ends of the World are come , fig-'$ nisie

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