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The symbolical earthquake of some extensive political convulsion will divide the
great city , or the Roman empire , into three parts ; and the cities , or kingdoms , of
the nations will fall , when the mystic Babylon is now about to come in ...
The symbolical earthquake of some extensive political convulsion will divide the
great city , or the Roman empire , into three parts ; and the cities , or kingdoms , of
the nations will fall , when the mystic Babylon is now about to come in ...
Page 76
Now we learn from concurring prophecies , that , at the close of those years or at
the time of the end , four mighty powers will be the principal actors in the great
drama of nations : the Roman beast under his last or Carlovingian head , a head
...
Now we learn from concurring prophecies , that , at the close of those years or at
the time of the end , four mighty powers will be the principal actors in the great
drama of nations : the Roman beast under his last or Carlovingian head , a head
...
Page 85
With one consent their Rabbies de clare , that Edom , when so described , can
only mean the fourth beast of Daniel , or the Roman empire : and we , who are
Christians , can add , on the authority of St . John , that it must mean the Roman ...
With one consent their Rabbies de clare , that Edom , when so described , can
only mean the fourth beast of Daniel , or the Roman empire : and we , who are
Christians , can add , on the authority of St . John , that it must mean the Roman ...
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dragon is said to be of a red colour , and to have seven heads and ten horns ,
because he acts through the instrumentality of the Roman beust whose
distinguishing colour whether pagan or papal hath always been red ; and as the
great whore ...
dragon is said to be of a red colour , and to have seven heads and ten horns ,
because he acts through the instrumentality of the Roman beust whose
distinguishing colour whether pagan or papal hath always been red ; and as the
great whore ...
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The Syro“ Macedonians , especially Antiochus Epiphanes , “ cruelly persecuted
them : and the Romans ut“ terly dissolved the ... The Syro - Mace“ donians were
swallowed up by the Romans : " and the Roman empire , great and powerful ...
The Syro“ Macedonians , especially Antiochus Epiphanes , “ cruelly persecuted
them : and the Romans ut“ terly dissolved the ... The Syro - Mace“ donians were
swallowed up by the Romans : " and the Roman empire , great and powerful ...
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| Title | A general and connected view of the prophecies relative to the conversion, restoration, union and future glory of the houses of Judah and Israel, 1. köide;135. köide A general and connected view of the prophecies relative to the conversion, restoration, union and future glory of the houses of Judah and Israel, George Stanley Faber |
| Author | George Stanley Faber |
| Published | 1808 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 9 juuli 2008 |
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