Of the Dissolution

nlfie the Age of the Messias, though ^ ee £Cthe former seems more peculiarly tothe Ihutting up of the Jewilh Age or 0 &nomy.

CHAP. III.

The Tejiimonies of the Ancient Fdtb* 1 *and Dolors of the Church , cone^ing the Dissolution of the World"

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Proceed now to what the Ancient

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1 thers of the Church and Chri^pWriters have delivered concerning the ”solution of the World. , :j

That there should be a Dissolution ofWorld, and that it shall be by Fire, is lo jjtain and clear among them, that it vt^ 11be superfluous to cite Particulars to p r ° v ^nay, lo general and unanimous is the co* 1 ^of all Christians in this Point, that, as ” jgen observes in his third nn*} > /L (

the Learned Doctor Hakewill alterwhereas there can hardly be named anyticle of our Faith, which some Her£*j ^have not presumed to Impugne or c ^ 0 [i,