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<head rend="center" xml:id="hd1"><handShift new="#unknown1" scribe="Unknown_Hand_(1)"/>§ V. 29</head>
<p xml:id="par1">Rough drafts of some of the chapters <lb xml:id="l1"/>of the work on the Prophecies <lb xml:id="l2"/>Paper A <lb xml:id="l3"/>Drawer 15 <lb xml:id="l4"/>N. 4 <lb xml:id="l5"/>Part of the Prophecy</p>
<p xml:id="par2"><handShift new="#unknown2" scribe="Unknown_Hand_(2)"/>Label correct <space dim="vertical" unit="lines" extent="1"/> <lb xml:id="l6"/>Examined by <lb xml:id="l7"/>Sir D. Brewster <lb xml:id="l8"/>May 1837</p>
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<p xml:id="par3"><handShift new="#in" scribe="Isaac_Newton"/><del type="blockStrikethrough"><hi rend="underline">sleep in the dust shall <choice><sic>awak</sic><corr>awake</corr></choice> some to everlasting life &amp; some to shame <lb xml:id="l9"/>&amp; everlasting contempt. And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness <lb xml:id="l10"/>of the firmament &amp; they that turn many to righteousness as the starrs <lb xml:id="l11"/>for ever &amp; ever</hi></del></p>
<pb xml:id="p003r" n="3r"/><fw type="pag" place="topRight">3r</fw> <p xml:id="par4">For the better understanding of all this you are to remem<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l12"/>ber <del type="cancelled"><unclear reason="del" cert="medium">Hon<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> f<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></unclear></del> that the scene of the visions in the first Temple <lb xml:id="l13"/>This Temple was opened in heaven for Iohn to see the visions <lb xml:id="l14"/>in it, &amp; there he saw the Ark of the Testament &amp; the child-bearing <lb xml:id="l15"/>woman &amp; the Dragon standing by her &amp; how her child was caught <lb xml:id="l16"/>up to <choice><abbr>y<hi rend="superscript">e</hi></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> throne of God above the Ark &amp; the Dragon was cast out of this Temple of heaven Michael into the outward court or court <lb xml:id="l17"/>of the people  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> people are here called the inhabitants of the earth <lb xml:id="l18"/>&amp; sea &amp; how the Woman fled from this Temple through the <lb xml:id="l19"/>wilderness of Arabia towards the great city Babylon &amp; left <lb xml:id="l20"/>a remnant of her seed with the Dragon in this Temple. There <lb xml:id="l21"/><add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">he saw</add> the two Beasts arose out of the sea &amp; earth &amp; <del type="strikethrough"><add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">there</add></del> the second Beast <lb xml:id="l22"/>deify<del type="cancelled">d</del> the first &amp; cause<del type="cancelled">d</del> men to erect an Image to him &amp; to wor<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l23"/>ship the Image <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">in the outward court of the Temple</add>. There the Dragon by the dictates of the speaking <lb xml:id="l24"/>Image made war upon the remnant of the womans seed &amp; mysti<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l25"/>cally killed all that would not worship the Image, &amp; there all <lb xml:id="l26"/>men received the mark or name or number of the Beast except <lb xml:id="l27"/>the 144000 who <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">are sealed <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">th</hi></abbr><expan>with</expan></choice> the name of God &amp;</add> being excommunicated retire from the multitude <lb xml:id="l28"/>in the outward court of this Temple &amp; stand<del type="strikethrough">ing</del> upon mount Sion <lb xml:id="l29"/>with the Land singing a new song <del type="strikethrough">in the most of</del> <add indicator="no" place="supralinear">before the <choice><sic>thron</sic><corr>throne</corr></choice> &amp;</add> the four Beasts &amp; <lb xml:id="l30"/>the Elders &amp; by consequence in the inner court of the same Temple. <lb xml:id="l31"/><del type="strikethrough">Thus the primitive Church catholick represented by the glorious – <anchor xml:id="n003r-01"/><note place="marginRight" target="#n003r-01"><del type="blockStrikethrough">&amp; all this <del type="strikethrough">in</del> <add indicator="no" place="supralinear">is</add> <lb xml:id="l32"/>represented by <lb xml:id="l33"/>visions  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> ap<lb xml:id="l34"/>peared in the <lb xml:id="l35"/>Temple.</del></note> <lb xml:id="l36"/>woman in heaven was by degrees diminished <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">deserted &amp; oppressed</add> &amp; reduced to the small <lb xml:id="l37"/>number of 144000 <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear"> <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> herself &amp; in the Temple was the seere of all these actions</add>  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> and now the ten-horned Beast (by the division <lb xml:id="l38"/>of the Empire)</del> <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">And now the ten-horned <lb xml:id="l39"/>Beast receiving the Dragon's throne &amp;</add> going from the Temple into the wilderness <del type="strikethrough">where <lb xml:id="l40"/>Iohn saw him <del type="cancelled">upon</del> with the Woman upon his back,</del> <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">to take pos<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l41"/>session thereof</add> the Dragon <lb xml:id="l42"/>&amp; two horned Beast remain alone in the outward court of this <lb xml:id="l43"/>Temple. <add indicator="no" place="supralinear"><del type="strikethrough">while</del></add> <del type="strikethrough">&amp; the 144000 hence forward <add indicator="no" place="supralinear">continue worship</add> worship in the inward court <lb xml:id="l44"/>thereof <gap reason="illgblDel" unit="chars" extent="3"/> the</del> <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">For the <del type="strikethrough">other</del> ten horned</add> Beast is hereafter found in the Wilderness with the Woman. <lb xml:id="l45"/><del type="strikethrough">upon his back</del> <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">And</add> Thus the primitive church catholick represented by the <lb xml:id="l46"/>glorious woman in <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">the Temple of</add> heaven was by degrees deserted diminished &amp; oppressed <lb xml:id="l47"/><add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">by her enemies</add> &amp; reduced to the small <del type="strikethrough">number</del> <add indicator="no" place="supralinear">remnant</add> of 144000, <del type="cancelled"><gap reason="illgblDel" unit="chars" extent="3"/></del> <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">&amp; these <del type="strikethrough">being so</del></add> retired into <choice><abbr>y<hi rend="superscript">e</hi></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> inner <lb xml:id="l48"/>court of this Temple &amp; <del type="strikethrough">before</del> <add indicator="no" place="supralinear"><unclear reason="illgbl" cert="medium">before</unclear></add> <choice><abbr>y<hi rend="superscript">e</hi></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> outward court to <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">their enemies</add> <choice><abbr>y<hi rend="superscript">e</hi></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> Dragon &amp; two<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l49"/>horned Beast. <del type="strikethrough">&amp; all this is represented by visions  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> appeared in this <lb xml:id="l50"/>Temple</del> while the <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">schismatical</add> Woman &amp; <choice><abbr>y<hi rend="superscript">e</hi></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice> ten horned Beast go from <add indicator="no" place="supralinear">this Temple</add> <del type="strikethrough"><gap reason="illgblDel" unit="chars" extent="6"/> into <choice><abbr>y<hi rend="superscript">e</hi></abbr><expan>the</expan></choice></del> to reign <lb xml:id="l51"/>in the Wilderness.</p></div>
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<div><head rend="center" xml:id="hd2">Chap. XI <lb type="intentional" xml:id="l52"/>Of opening the seals of the book  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> Daniel was commanded to seal up.</head>
<p xml:id="par5">the four horsemen  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> appear at the opening of the first four seales have <lb xml:id="l53"/>been well explained by M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Mead excepting that------&amp; reigning over the <lb xml:id="l54"/>whole Roman Empire.</p>
<p xml:id="par6"><del type="blockStrikethrough">About one half of the Roman Empire turned Christians in the reign of Constan<lb xml:id="l55"/>tine the great &amp; his sons. After Iulian had opened the Temples &amp; restored the worship <lb xml:id="l56"/>of the heathens, the Emperors Valentinian &amp; Valens tollerated it all their reign <lb xml:id="l57"/>&amp; therefore the prophesy of the sixt seal was not fully accomplished before the <lb xml:id="l58"/>----- So long the four winds were held, &amp; so long there was silence <lb xml:id="l59"/>in heaven. And the seventh seal was opened when this silence began.</del></p>
<p xml:id="par7"> The affairs of the Church are not considered during the opening of the first four <lb xml:id="l60"/>seals. They begin to be considered at the opening of the fift seale, as was said above &amp; <lb xml:id="l61"/><del type="strikethrough">arte fur &amp;</del> <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">the epistles to the Angels of the seven churches</add> contein admonitions against the great apostacy which commenced at the <lb xml:id="l62"/>opening of the seventh seale, &amp; therefore were written to the Angels of the churches in <lb xml:id="l63"/>the times of the fift &amp; sixt seales.</p>
<p xml:id="par8">When Eusebius had brought down the ecclesiastical history to the <del type="cancelled">times</del> reign of <lb xml:id="l64"/>Dioclesian, he thus describes the state of the Church. <foreign xml:lang="lat">Iam vero quis innumerabilem <lb xml:id="l65"/>hominum quotidie ad fidem Christi confugientium turbam, quis numerum ecclesiarum <lb xml:id="l66"/>in singulis urbibus, quis illustres populorum concursus in <del type="cancelled">singulis urbibus</del> adibus sacris <lb xml:id="l67"/>cumulate possit describere? Quo factum est ut ------</foreign> But this thou hast <lb xml:id="l68"/>that thou hatest the deeds of the Nicolaitans,  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> I also hate. The Nicolaitans are <lb xml:id="l69"/>the Continentes above described, who placed religion in abstinence from marriage <lb xml:id="l70"/>&amp; abandoned their wives if they had any. These are here called Nicolaitans from Ni<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l71"/>colas one of the seven Deacons of the primitive church of Ierusalem, who having a <lb xml:id="l72"/>beautiful wife &amp; being taxed with uxoriousness abandoned her &amp; permitted her <lb xml:id="l73"/>to marry whom she pleased, saying that we must disuse the flesh; &amp; thenceforward lived a single life in continency; &amp; so did his children. But the Continents after<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l74"/>wards embraced the doctrine of Æons &amp; Ghosts male &amp; female, &amp; were avoyded <lb xml:id="l75"/>by the churches till the fourth century: &amp; the Church of Ephesus is here com<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l76"/>mended for hating their deeds.</p>
<p xml:id="par9"> The persecution of Dioclesian began in the year of Christ 302 &amp; lasted <lb xml:id="l77"/>ten years---------She is therefore spewed out of Christs mouth <lb xml:id="l78"/>at the opening of the seventh seal. And this puts an end to the times of the first <lb xml:id="l79"/>Temple.</p>
<p xml:id="par10"> About one half of the Roman Empire turned Christians in the reign of <lb xml:id="l80"/>Constantine the great &amp; his sons. After Iulian had opened the temples &amp; restored <lb xml:id="l81"/>the worship of the heathens, the emperors Valentinian &amp; Valens tolerated it all their <lb xml:id="l82"/>reign; &amp; therefore the prophesy of the sixt <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">seal</add> was not fully accomplished before the --- <lb xml:id="l83"/>----So long the four winds were held, &amp; so long there was silence in heaven. And <lb xml:id="l84"/>the seventh seal was opened when this silence began, A.C. 379 or 380.</p>
<p xml:id="par11">This silence ended when the Angel which offered the incense took the censer &amp; <lb xml:id="l85"/>filled it with fire of the altar &amp; cast it unto the earth without the temple for sacrific<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l86"/>ing the Goat  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> was Gods lot. For then there were voyces &amp; thundrings <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">&amp; lightnings</add> &amp; an earth <lb xml:id="l87"/>quake. the trumpets &amp; musick of the temple sounding thrice at<del type="cancelled">s</del> the sacrifice. This Goat <lb xml:id="l88"/>was <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">principally</add> the remnant of the Womans seed who kept the commandments of God &amp; had the <lb xml:id="l89"/>testimony of Iesus in the war  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> the Dragon then went to make upon them. Out of these were <lb xml:id="l90"/>sealed 144000, &amp; the rest received the mark of the Beast. This was in the reign <lb xml:id="l91"/>of Theodosius the great. And <del type="cancelled">now</del> <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">at his death</add> <hi rend="underline">the seven Angels  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> had the seven trumpets prepared <lb xml:id="l92"/>themselves to sound.</hi></p>
<p xml:id="par12">The wars to  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> the first four trumpets sound are represented by four winds to the four <lb xml:id="l93"/>corners of the earth. The first was an east wind, the second a west wind, the third a south wind &amp; <lb xml:id="l94"/>the fourth a north wind with respect to the city Rome, the metropolis of the old Roman Empire. <lb xml:id="l95"/>These four warrs fell upon the third part of the earth, sea, rivers, Sun Moon &amp; stars that <lb xml:id="l96"/>is, upon the earth, sea, rivers, Sun Moon &amp; stars of the third part of the whole scene of these <lb xml:id="l97"/>prophesies of Daniel &amp; Iohn.</p>
<p xml:id="par13">The war of the eastern wind at the sounding of the first trumpet fell upon the <lb xml:id="l98"/>earth ---------<foreign xml:lang="lat">Olybrio et Probino Coss.</foreign> A.C. 395.</p>
<p xml:id="par14">The war of the northern wind at the sounding of the fourth trumpet, caused the sun <lb xml:id="l99"/>moon &amp; stars, (that is, the Emperor Empire &amp; princes of the Latines) to be darkened --- <lb xml:id="l100"/>----- subordinate to Ravenna the seat of the Exarchs</p>
<pb xml:id="p005v" n="5v"/><fw type="pag" place="topLeft">5v</fw><p xml:id="par15"><hi rend="underline">And I beheld &amp; heard an angel flying through the midst of heaven saying <lb xml:id="l101"/>with a loud voice, Wo, wo, wo to the inhabitants of the earth &amp; by reason of the other voices <lb xml:id="l102"/>of the trumpet of the three angels  <choice><abbr>w<hi rend="superscript">ch</hi></abbr><expan>which</expan></choice> are yet to sound</hi></p>
<p xml:id="par16"><hi rend="underline">And the fift Angel sounded</hi> to the wars made by Daniels king of the south</p>
<p xml:id="par17"><hi rend="underline">And the sixt <choice><sic>Angl</sic><corr>Angel</corr></choice> sounded</hi> to the wars made by Daniels king of the north. And <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">at length</add> the <lb xml:id="l103"/>Beast <choice><abbr>y<hi rend="superscript">t</hi></abbr><expan>that</expan></choice> ascendeth out of the abyss</p>
<p xml:id="par18"><hi rend="underline">And the seventh Angel sounded</hi> <del type="strikethrough">to the battel of the great day of God Almighty</del> <hi rend="underline">&amp; <lb xml:id="l104"/>there were great voices in heaven saying, The kingdoms of this world are become the king<lb xml:id="l105"/>doms of <choice><abbr>o<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></abbr><expan>our</expan></choice> Lord &amp; his Christ &amp; he shall reign for ever &amp; ever. And the nations were angry <lb xml:id="l106"/>&amp; thy wrath is come &amp; the time of the dead is come that they should be judged &amp; that <lb xml:id="l107"/>thou shouldest give reward unto thy servants the prophets, &amp; to the saints, &amp; them that fear <lb xml:id="l108"/>thy name small &amp; great &amp; shouldest destroy them <choice><sic>them</sic><corr type="noText"/></choice> which destroyed the earth.</hi> The righteous <lb xml:id="l109"/>are raised from the dead &amp; judged first &amp; <del type="strikethrough">a thousand years of</del> the judgment of the wicked begins a 1000 <lb xml:id="l110"/><hi rend="underline">years after, &amp; Christ reigns till all the dead are judged &amp; then gives up the kingdom to the father,</hi> that God may</p>
<p xml:id="par19"><hi rend="underline">And the sixt angel sounded</hi> to the wards made by Daniels king of the north. And <del type="cancelled"><gap reason="illgblDel" unit="chars" extent="1"/></del> <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">before</add> <lb xml:id="l111"/><del type="cancelled"><unclear reason="del" cert="medium">created</unclear> at length</del> <hi rend="underline">the Beast that ascendeth out of the abyss <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">hates the Whore &amp;</add> slays the two witnesses &amp; they revive</hi> <lb xml:id="l112"/><add indicator="no" place="supralinear">the end of these <unclear reason="illgbl" cert="low">wars</unclear></add> &amp; ascend up to heaven in a cloud. And the tenth part of the great city falls</p>
<p xml:id="par20">And after these things <hi rend="underline">the seventh angel sounded &amp; there were great voices in heaven say<lb type="hyphenated" xml:id="l113"/>ing, The kingdomes of this world</hi> &amp;c.</p>
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<p xml:id="par21">The heathen persecutions <del type="strikethrough">did not</del> were not fully at an end before the <lb xml:id="l114"/>victory of Constantine the great over Licinius. And that victory put an end to the <lb xml:id="l115"/>division of the <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">Roman</add> Empire into the eastern &amp; western Empires <del type="cancelled">&amp;</del> <del type="strikethrough">A.C. 323</del> &amp; united <lb xml:id="l116"/>the whole under Constantine the great A.C. 323. And this union lasted till the <lb xml:id="l117"/>deaths of Constantine A.C. 336 And to the time of this union agrees the third <lb xml:id="l118"/>epistle, that to the Angel of the Church <del type="strikethrough">of</del> <add indicator="yes" place="supralinear">in</add> Pergamus</p>
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