Brontologia sacra: The voice of the glorious God in the thunder: explained and applyed in a sermon uttered by a minister of the Gospel in a lecture unto an assembly of Christians abroad, at the very same time when the thunder was by the permission and providence of God falling upon his own house at home. : Whereunto are added some reflections formed on the Lords-Day following by the voices of thunders, upon the great things which the great God is now doing in the world. : A discourse useful for all men at all times, but especially intended for an entertainment in the hours of thunder.
OBserving that by the Thunder-storm, just now begun, you are, many of you, thrown into a Consternation, which perhaps may indispose you to mind any thing but the Thunder, I shall altogether lay aside the Meditations wherewith I came hither purposing to entertain you,
OBserving that by the Thunderstorm, just now begun, you Are, many of you, thrown into a Consternation, which perhaps may indispose you to mind any thing but the Thunder, I shall altogether lay aside the Meditations wherewith I Come hither purposing to entertain you,
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Christians, you shall shall now go along with me unto the Twenty-Ninth Psalm, in the Third Verse whereof you shall find these Words, The Voice of the Lord is upon the Waters, the God of Glory Thundereth.
Christians, you shall shall now go along with me unto the Twenty-Ninth Psalm, in the Third Verse whereof you shall find these Words, The Voice of the Lord is upon the Waters, the God of Glory Thundereth.
the Voice of God in this Book is far beyond that Voice, which is now making its rapid peals in the Sky. This Voice is more articulate than that, yea, by this Voice that becomes articulate, give unto both your earnest Heed.
the Voice of God in this Book is Far beyond that Voice, which is now making its rapid peals in the Sky. This Voice is more articulate than that, yea, by this Voice that becomes articulate, give unto both your earnest Heed.
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as at this, 'tis by some Interpreters concieved, it Thundred; and at the same Time, that Man of God, fell into a Discourse upon the Voice of God in the Thunder. Then 'twas that he said, in Job 37. beg. At this my Heart trembleth,
as At this, it's by Some Interpreters conceive, it Thundered; and At the same Time, that Man of God, fell into a Discourse upon the Voice of God in the Thunder. Then 'twas that he said, in Job 37. beg. At this my Heart Trembleth,
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We have before us a Psalm composed by a Great Servant and Singer of the Lord, probably at a time tempestuous by Thunders, and composed that it might be employed among the People of God at such a Time.
We have before us a Psalm composed by a Great Servant and Singer of the Lord, probably At a time tempestuous by Thunders, and composed that it might be employed among the People of God At such a Time.
The Sons of such Eminent Patriarchs as Abraham, and Isaac, and Jaoob, are here called upon to give Glory unto the God of Heaven, and this both for his Works of Nature in the World, and for his Works of Grace in the Church: And among his Works of Nature, some done in the lower-Heaven, namely, the Thunders, are singled out,
The Sons of such Eminent Patriarchs as Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob, Are Here called upon to give Glory unto the God of Heaven, and this both for his Works of Nature in the World, and for his Works of Grace in the Church: And among his Works of Nature, Some done in the lower-Heaven, namely, the Thunders, Are singled out,
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But, If Angels may be meant by the Sons of the mighty, thus addressed, their own frequent Concernment and Improvement in the producing of Thunders gives yet a further Emphasis unto this Invitation.
But, If Angels may be meant by the Sons of the mighty, thus addressed, their own frequent Concernment and Improvement in the producing of Thunders gives yet a further Emphasis unto this Invitation.
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It is among the Waters; that is, in the Rainy Clouds. The Aqueous particles daily fetched up from the Earth and the Sea into the Regions of the Air, are a Vast advantage to our Quarters of the Creation.
It is among the Waters; that is, in the Rainy Clouds. The Aqueous particles daily fetched up from the Earth and the Sea into the Regions of the Air, Are a Vast advantage to our Quarters of the Creation.
The Emptying, the Refreshing, the proportioning of many parts in the Creation, by their perpetual Distillation, is justly to be reckoned among Infallible Demonstrations, to prove as well the Providence as the Existence of the Great God, who formed all things.
The Emptying, the Refreshing, the proportioning of many parts in the Creation, by their perpetual Distillation, is justly to be reckoned among Infallible Demonstrations, to prove as well the Providence as the Existence of the Great God, who formed all things.
For this cause this thing is well worthy of the Figure which it makes in the History of the Creation; tho' it had not been there introduced, which probably it is as Figurative of that Age, wherein God separated from the rest of the World a Number of People in the Patriarchal Families, whom He called up into a Church-State; but so small a Number, that in Comparison to the rest, they were no more than the Clouds are unto the Seas. This now is the Secret place of Thunder.
For this cause this thing is well worthy of the Figure which it makes in the History of the Creation; though it had not been there introduced, which probably it is as Figurative of that Age, wherein God separated from the rest of the World a Number of People in the Patriarchal Families, whom He called up into a Church-State; but so small a Number, that in Comparison to the rest, they were no more than the Clouds Are unto the Seas. This now is the Secret place of Thunder.
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It is the Duty of a Minister to Watch for Seasons, wherein, and whereby the Word of God which he is to Preach, may be advantaged with a Singular Energy, for the Saving of himself and of them that Hear him.
It is the Duty of a Minister to Watch for Seasons, wherein, and whereby the Word of God which he is to Preach, may be advantaged with a Singular Energy, for the Saving of himself and of them that Hear him.
There is — [ The Author being arrived hereabouts in his Discourse, a Messenger interrupted him, with Tidings that a Thunder-clap had just now fallen upon his own House;
There is — [ The Author being arrived hereabout in his Discourse, a Messenger interrupted him, with Tidings that a Thunderclap had just now fallen upon his own House;
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Brethren, I am just now informed, That the Voice of the Glorous God in the Thunder, has been very Immediately directed unto my self, by a Fall of Thunderbolts upon my own House, at that very instant,
Brothers, I am just now informed, That the Voice of the Glorious God in the Thunder, has been very Immediately directed unto my self, by a Fallen of Thunderbolts upon my own House, At that very instant,
Instead of being hereby diverted from the Work which I have now undertaken, I would practically teach you, That with a mind unconcerned about the things of this Life, we should never be unfurnished with devout and proper Thoughts on the mind of God in all our Tryals;
Instead of being hereby diverted from the Work which I have now undertaken, I would practically teach you, That with a mind unconcerned about the things of this Life, we should never be unfurnished with devout and proper Thoughts on the mind of God in all our Trials;
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and I would hope that this unhappy Accident will be made Happy, at least by procuring yet more of Edge to that Attention which the Voice of God is to have with you:
and I would hope that this unhappy Accident will be made Happy, At least by procuring yet more of Edge to that Attention which the Voice of God is to have with you:
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There is in it a Concourse of divers weighty Clouds, Clashing and Breaking one against another, from whence arises a mighty Sound, which grows yet more mighty by its Resonancies.
There is in it a Concourse of diverse weighty Clouds, Clashing and Breaking one against Another, from whence arises a mighty Found, which grows yet more mighty by its Resonancies.
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But still who is the Author of those Laws, according whereunto things are thus Moved into Thunder? Yea, who is the First Mover of them? Christians, 'Tis our Glorious God.
But still who is the Author of those Laws, according whereunto things Are thus Moved into Thunder? Yea, who is the First Mover of them? Christians, It's our Glorious God.
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There is an Intimation somewhere [ 'tis in Psal. 104.7. ] That there was a most early and wondrous use of the Thunder in the first Creation of the World;
There is an Intimation somewhere [ it's in Psalm 104.7. ] That there was a most early and wondrous use of the Thunder in the First Creation of the World;
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It is also true, that Angels may be reconed among the Causes of Thunders; and for this Cause, in the sentence of the Psalms, where they are called Flames of Fire, one would have been at a loss whether Angels or Lightnings were intended,
It is also true, that Angels may be reckoned among the Causes of Thunders; and for this Cause, in the sentence of the Psalms, where they Are called Flames of Fire, one would have been At a loss whither Angels or Lightnings were intended,
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But what tho' Angels may have their peculiar Influence upon Thunders, it is but the Influence of an Instrument; they are but Instruments, Directed, Ordered, Limited by Him, who is the God of Thunders, and the Lord of Angels. Hence the Thunder is ascribed unto our God all the Bible over;
But what though Angels may have their peculiar Influence upon Thunders, it is but the Influence of an Instrument; they Are but Instruments, Directed, Ordered, Limited by Him, who is the God of Thunders, and the Lord of Angels. Hence the Thunder is ascribed unto our God all the bible over;
But I pray, why then should we be Slavishly Afraid of the Thunder? We are in Covenant with that God who makes the Thunder, and it is a Covenant of Grace, wherein he is Our God. Well,
But I pray, why then should we be Slavishly Afraid of the Thunder? We Are in Covenant with that God who makes the Thunder, and it is a Covenant of Grace, wherein he is Our God. Well,
Whence then our Amazing Terrors, when we hear him Thundering Terribly in the Heavens over us? As long as the Almighty Thunderer is our Own God, we need not fear that he will do us any Hurt by any of His Works: No, He will make All things work together for our Good.
Whence then our Amazing Terrors, when we hear him Thundering Terribly in the Heavens over us? As long as the Almighty Thunderer is our Own God, we need not Fear that he will do us any Hurt by any of His Works: No, He will make All things work together for our Good.
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Suppose we should be slain by the Thunder, we shall but in that Thunder of Heaven have a Great voice from Heaven, saying to us, Come up hither! and setting aside the unusualness of the stroke, which makes it seem horrid and uncouth, it were the easiest way of going up that ever was gon.
Suppose we should be slave by the Thunder, we shall but in that Thunder of Heaven have a Great voice from Heaven, saying to us, Come up hither! and setting aside the unusualness of the stroke, which makes it seem horrid and uncouth, it were the Easiest Way of going up that ever was gone.
A Profane Persecutor discovered much Affrightment at the Thunder which happened while he was on a Journey, his Pious and Holy Wife then with him, asked him the reason of his being so Affrighted, Why, said he, are not you Afraid? She replied, No, Not at all;
A Profane Persecutor discovered much Affrightment At the Thunder which happened while he was on a Journey, his Pious and Holy Wife then with him, asked him the reason of his being so Affrighted, Why, said he, Are not you Afraid? She replied, No, Not At all;
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and shall a Child be afraid of a Kind Fathers Voice? The Man hereby surprised, made this Conclusion, sure these Puritans have a Divine Principle in them, which the World seeth not;
and shall a Child be afraid of a Kind Father's Voice? The Man hereby surprised, made this Conclusion, sure these Puritans have a Divine Principle in them, which the World sees not;
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If the Thunder were NONLATINALPHABET, The Voice of Jupiter, in the account of the poor Pagans, I am sure it should be accounted The voice of Jehovah by us Christians. One of the ways whereby God revealed of himself to his Ancient People, was a Bath Kol, as they called it, there was a Voice of Thunder in it.
If the Thunder were, The Voice of Jupiter, in the account of the poor Pagans, I am sure it should be accounted The voice of Jehovah by us Christians. One of the ways whereby God revealed of himself to his Ancient People, was a Bath Kol, as they called it, there was a Voice of Thunder in it.
Yea, to speak in the Language of the Prophets fulfilled in the Thunder-storm, that routed the Assyrian Armies, The Mountains quake, the Hills melt, the Earth is burnt;
Yea, to speak in the Language of the prophets fulfilled in the Thunderstorm, that routed the assyrian Armies, The Mountains quake, the Hills melt, the Earth is burned;
and cover his Head at the least Thunder, and run to hide himself under a Bed. This truly is the Voice of the Thunder, Let the proudest Sinners tremble to Rebel any more against a God, who can thus discomfit them with shooting out his Lightnings upon them:
and cover his Head At the least Thunder, and run to hide himself under a Bed This truly is the Voice of the Thunder, Let the proudest Sinners tremble to Rebel any more against a God, who can thus discomfit them with shooting out his Lightnings upon them:
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lest by the Stroke of his Thunder he take you away in His Wrath. Why is it that Persons are usually in such a Consternation at the Thunder? Indeed there is a Complexional and Constitutional weakness in many this way;
lest by the Stroke of his Thunder he take you away in His Wrath. Why is it that Persons Are usually in such a Consternation At the Thunder? Indeed there is a Complexional and Constitutional weakness in many this Way;
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But most usualy the Frights of People at the Thunder, arise from the Terms wherein they may suspect their own Souls to stand before an Angry God. Their Consciences tell them that their Sins are yet unpardoned, that their Hearts are yet unrenewed, that their Title to Blessedness is yet unsettled,
But most usually the Frights of People At the Thunder, arise from the Terms wherein they may suspect their own Souls to stand before an Angry God. Their Consciences tell them that their Sins Are yet unpardoned, that their Hearts Are yet unrenewed, that their Title to Blessedness is yet unsettled,
There is in a Thunder a vehement Call unto that Regeneration, unto that Repenting of Sin, that Believing on Christ; and that Consenting unto the Demands of the New-Covenant, without which no man in his Wits can Comfortably hold up his Face before the Thunder. I have now in my House a Marriners Compass, whereupon a Thunder-clap had this odd Effect, that the North-point was thereby turned clear about unto the South, and so it will veer and stand ever since unto this day,
There is in a Thunder a vehement Call unto that Regeneration, unto that Repenting of since, that Believing on christ; and that Consenting unto the Demands of the New-covenant, without which no man in his Wits can Comfortably hold up his Face before the Thunder. I have now in my House a Mariners Compass, whereupon a Thunderclap had this odd Effect, that the North point was thereby turned clear about unto the South, and so it will veer and stand ever since unto this day,
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It is a vulgar Error, that the Thunder never kills any who are asleep: Man, what if the Thunder should kill thee in the dead sleep of thy Ʋnregeneracy?
It is a Vulgar Error, that the Thunder never kills any who Are asleep: Man, what if the Thunder should kill thee in the dead sleep of thy Ʋnregeneracy?
David being delivered from Damage by the Thunder, ascribes it unto the favour of God [ 2 Sam. 22.24. ] Rewarding him for keeping himself from his own iniquity.
David being Delivered from Damage by the Thunder, ascribes it unto the favour of God [ 2 Sam. 22.24. ] Rewarding him for keeping himself from his own iniquity.
There are some sort of Writings which you can't read until you hold them against the Fire; would you read the worst Guiltiness and Wickedness of your own Hearts? Then say I, hold them up against the Lightning, my meaning is this;
There Are Some sort of Writings which you can't read until you hold them against the Fire; would you read the worst Guiltiness and Wickedness of your own Hearts? Then say I, hold them up against the Lightning, my meaning is this;
6. A sixth Voice of the Glorious God in the Thunder, is, Take heed now, take heed ever, of those grosser sins, which have sometimes been revenged by Thunder.
6. A sixth Voice of the Glorious God in the Thunder, is, Take heed now, take heed ever, of those grosser Sins, which have sometime been revenged by Thunder.
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As now, the Cities now buried, (tho' they say of late by the sinking of the Water growing visible again) in the Lake of Sodom. Tacitus the Roman Historian truely tells us, they perished Fulminum jactu, by Thunder-bolts; God sent an extraordinary Thunder-storm upon them,
As now, the Cities now buried, (though they say of late by the sinking of the Water growing visible again) in the Lake of Sodom. Tacitus the Roman Historian truly tells us, they perished Fulminum jactu, by Thunderbolts; God sent an extraordinary Thunderstorm upon them,
for the Lusts of Ʋncleanness, wherein they burned. Wherefore, when it Thunders, the Voice of God in it, is, put out the unclean fires of Lust in your Souls,
for the Lustiest of Ʋncleanness, wherein they burned. Wherefore, when it Thunders, the Voice of God in it, is, put out the unclean fires of Lust in your Souls,
Again, there was Nadab and Abihu who offered strange fire to God, and God punished them with a killing fire from Heaven, in a hideous Thunder-storm; so then,
Again, there was Nadab and Abihu who offered strange fire to God, and God punished them with a killing fire from Heaven, in a hideous Thunderstorm; so then,
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What shall I say more? Corah was destroyed by Thunder for his Rebellion against God and Moses, wherefore the Voice of the Thunder, is, Take heed of all Rebellion against God and Jesus.
What shall I say more? Corah was destroyed by Thunder for his Rebellion against God and Moses, Wherefore the Voice of the Thunder, is, Take heed of all Rebellion against God and jesus.
When the Inhabitants of Egypt persisted in their Disobedience to the Word of God, it came to that at last, in Exod. 9.23. The Lord sent Thunder, and the fire ran along upon the Ground.
When the Inhabitants of Egypt persisted in their Disobedience to the Word of God, it Come to that At last, in Exod 9.23. The Lord sent Thunder, and the fire ran along upon the Ground.
if they are disobedient, they lay themselves open to fiery Thunders. This you may be sure is the Voice of God in the Thunder, Hear my still voice in my Ordinances,
if they Are disobedient, they lay themselves open to fiery Thunders. This you may be sure is the Voice of God in the Thunder, Hear my still voice in my Ordinances,
I have known it sometimes remark'd, that very Notorious and Resolved Sleepers at Sermons, often have some remarkable suddenness in the Circumstances of their Death. Truly,
I have known it sometime remarked, that very Notorious and Resolved Sleepers At Sermons, often have Some remarkable suddenness in the circumstances of their Death. Truly,
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Finally, And is there not this voice of the Glorious God in the Thunder after all? Oh be thankful to the gracious God, that the thunder does no more mischief to you all.
Finally, And is there not this voice of the Glorious God in the Thunder After all? O be thankful to the gracious God, that the thunder does no more mischief to you all.
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Whatever the Witch-advocates may make of it, it is a Scriptural and a Rational Assertion, that in the Thunder there is oftentimes, by the permission of God, the Agency of the Devil.
Whatever the Witch-advocates may make of it, it is a Scriptural and a Rational Assertion, that in the Thunder there is oftentimes, by the permission of God, the Agency of the devil.
The Devil is the Prince of the power of the Air, and when God gives him leave, he has a vast power in the Air, and Armies that can make thunders in the Air.
The devil is the Prince of the power of the Air, and when God gives him leave, he has a vast power in the Air, and Armies that can make Thunders in the Air.
Popes that have been Conjurers, have made fire thus come from Heaven, by their Confederacies with evil Spirits, and we have in our own Land known evil Spirits, plainly discovering their Concurrence in Disasters thus occasioned.
Popes that have been Conjurers, have made fire thus come from Heaven, by their Confederacies with evil Spirits, and we have in our own Land known evil Spirits, plainly discovering their Concurrence in Disasters thus occasioned.
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A great Man has therefore noted it, that Thunders break oftner on Churches than any other Houses, because the Daemons have a peculiar spite at Houses that are set apart for the peculiar Service of God.
A great Man has Therefore noted it, that Thunders break oftener on Churches than any other Houses, Because the Daemons have a peculiar spite At Houses that Are Set apart for the peculiar Service of God.
and yet live we? Oh! Let us be thankful to the God of our Lives, are we not smitten by the great Ordnance of Heaven, discharging ever now and then on every side of us? Let us be thankful to the great Lord of Heaven, who makes even the Wrath of Hell to praise him,
and yet live we? Oh! Let us be thankful to the God of our Lives, Are we not smitten by the great Ordnance of Heaven, discharging ever now and then on every side of us? Let us be thankful to the great Lord of Heaven, who makes even the Wrath of Hell to praise him,
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Such a Serious Thankfulness manifested in an Answerable Fruitfulness, will be still continually a better shelter to us from the Mischefs of the Thunder, than the Crowns of Laurel, or the Tents of Seal-Leather whereby some Old Emperours counted themselves protected;
Such a Serious Thankfulness manifested in an Answerable Fruitfulness, will be still continually a better shelter to us from the Mischefs of the Thunder, than the Crowns of Laurel, or the Tents of Seal-Leather whereby Some Old emperors counted themselves protected;
THE VOICE of THUNDERS, Heard September 16. 1694. It is written REV. VIII. 5. — And there were Voices, and Thundrings, and Lightnings, and an Earthquake. §.
THE VOICE of THUNDERS, Herd September 16. 1694. It is written REV. VIII. 5. — And there were Voices, and Thunderings, and Lightnings, and an Earthquake. §.
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THere were two Famous Ministers of our Lord Jesus Christ, upon whom our Lord in his New Creation did put very signal Names, as was done of Old unto some significanter and considerabler parts of the Old Creation, because they were to bear a more than common Figure in this New Creation, and as it is said Mark 3.17. He surnamed them Boanerges, which is, the sons of Thunder.
THere were two Famous Ministers of our Lord jesus christ, upon whom our Lord in his New Creation did put very signal Names, as was done of Old unto Some significanter and considerabler parts of the Old Creation, Because they were to bear a more than Common Figure in this New Creation, and as it is said Mark 3.17. He surnamed them Boanerges, which is, the Sons of Thunder.
The Word for Thunder, in that Name signifieth Earthquake as well as Thunder: And Learned Men think, that our Lord in giving that Name to these Eminent Men, had respect unto that Prophecy in Hag. 2.7. I will shake all Nations, and the desire of all Nations shall come.
The Word for Thunder, in that Name signifies Earthquake as well as Thunder: And Learned Men think, that our Lord in giving that Name to these Eminent Men, had respect unto that Prophecy in Hag. 2.7. I will shake all nations, and the desire of all nations shall come.
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It is very possible, that these two Ministers of our Lord had, as Nazianzen intimateth, a lively, notable, audible delivery, in their Preaching, by the advantage whereof the Truths of God by them delivered, came like so many Soul-surprising Thunders upon the Souls of those that were the Hearers.
It is very possible, that these two Ministers of our Lord had, as Nazianzen intimateth, a lively, notable, audible delivery, in their Preaching, by the advantage whereof the Truths of God by them Delivered, Come like so many Soul-surprising Thunders upon the Souls of those that were the Hearers.
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for the producing and promoting of those Commotions; and in the midst of those Revolutions these two Ambassadors of the Lord were to carry the Gospel with a force like that of Thunder, thro' the Jewish Nation:
for the producing and promoting of those Commotions; and in the midst of those Revolutions these two ambassadors of the Lord were to carry the Gospel with a force like that of Thunder, through the Jewish nation:
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Indeed our Lord expects this from all his Ministers, that they should endeavour to be Boanerges 's, in the dispensations of his Word unto every Creature under the Firmament thereof:
Indeed our Lord expects this from all his Ministers, that they should endeavour to be Boanerges is, in the dispensations of his Word unto every Creature under the Firmament thereof:
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But, O how much may I think, that the Lord, whose I am, and whom I serve, does expect such an Endeavour of sinful me, who have been newly signalized by the merciful and marvellous Thunders of the Lord.
But, Oh how much may I think, that the Lord, whose I am, and whom I serve, does expect such an Endeavour of sinful me, who have been newly signalized by the merciful and marvellous Thunders of the Lord.
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When Moses, the Servant of the Lord, had been in the midst of those terrible Thunders, which were on every side of him, tearing all before them, he went from thence down unto his Congregation, with the Laws of God in his hand.
When Moses, the Servant of the Lord, had been in the midst of those terrible Thunders, which were on every side of him, tearing all before them, he went from thence down unto his Congregation, with the Laws of God in his hand.
My Brethren, I must come unto you this day with those holy, and just, and good Laws of God, wherein you are are now to be sensible of louder Thunders then those, from the midst which it is that I am come.
My Brothers, I must come unto you this day with those holy, and just, and good Laws of God, wherein you Are Are now to be sensible of Louder Thunders then those, from the midst which it is that I am come.
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In-as-much as the Thunders of God have lately been falling on my House, I suppose and believe it is his will, that I should now be filling of his house with the greater Thunders of his Word.
Inasmuch as the Thunders of God have lately been falling on my House, I suppose and believe it is his will, that I should now be filling of his house with the greater Thunders of his Word.
Yea, but the Word of God, which cleanses and softens the Hearts of Men, is on many accounts compared unto the Rain, the Doctrines of that Word are to fall as Rain upon the Grass.
Yea, but the Word of God, which cleanses and softens the Hearts of Men, is on many accounts compared unto the Rain, the Doctrines of that Word Are to fallen as Rain upon the Grass.
the Scope of which Letter is to advertise us, how our Lord having begun to set up his Kingdom in the World, by the preaching of the Gospel, would overturn, overturn, overturn, and from time to time, confound all powers that make head against it,
the Scope of which letter is to advertise us, how our Lord having begun to Set up his Kingdom in the World, by the preaching of the Gospel, would overturn, overturn, overturn, and from time to time, confound all Powers that make head against it,
It is a Commentary on what hath been written by Daniel, on the Fourth Monarchy, with some Touches upon that approaching Fifth; wherein the Kingdom shall be the Lords,
It is a Commentary on what hath been written by daniel, on the Fourth Monarchy, with Some Touches upon that approaching Fifth; wherein the Kingdom shall be the lords,
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wherein the Kingdom, and Dominion, and the Greatness of the Kingdom under the whole Heaven, shall be given to the People of the Saints of the most High;
wherein the Kingdom, and Dominion, and the Greatness of the Kingdom under the Whole Heaven, shall be given to the People of the Saints of the most High;
There was a Volume, a Volume of divers leaves, inscribed both on the backside and inside, and rolled into a Cylindriacal form, under seven Labels, fastened with so many seals;
There was a Volume, a Volume of diverse leaves, inscribed both on the backside and inside, and rolled into a Cylindriacal from, under seven Labels, fastened with so many Seals;
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the showing and opening of this Volume unto the Beloved Disciple, gave unto him a Scheme of what was to come to pass, from the Ascension to the second coming of our Lord.
the showing and opening of this Volume unto the beloved Disciple, gave unto him a Scheme of what was to come to pass, from the Ascension to the second coming of our Lord.
The Book being unrolled and unfolded, there were seven Trumpets, with many wonderful Circumstances, exposed unto the view of this Disciple; which Trumpets are to denote seven most memorable Judgments of God upon the Roman Empire, to make way for the Kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ.
The Book being unrolled and unfolded, there were seven Trumpets, with many wondered circumstances, exposed unto the view of this Disciple; which Trumpets Are to denote seven most memorable Judgments of God upon the Roman Empire, to make Way for the Kingdom of our Lord jesus christ.
These Judgments are most sitly exhibited under the Notion of so many Trumpets, all sounding as the Cornets for seven days about Jericho of Old, for the fall of it;
These Judgments Are most sitly exhibited under the Notion of so many Trumpets, all sounding as the Cornets for seven days about Jericho of Old, for the fallen of it;
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John was prepared for that sight of these Judgments in the seven Trumpets, by an amazing Vision of a most Heavenly and Glorious Matter, in the eternal Temple of God.
John was prepared for that sighed of these Judgments in the seven Trumpets, by an amazing Vision of a most Heavenly and Glorious Matter, in the Eternal Temple of God.
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If you will now walk with me, I will carry you unto that Coelestial Temple, and you shall see those things, which blessed are your eyes that they may see such things this day!
If you will now walk with me, I will carry you unto that Celestial Temple, and you shall see those things, which blessed Are your eyes that they may see such things this day!
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In the Holy of Holies, it was the usage of the High-Priest that he should there cause Incense to ascend before the Lord, from the Golden Altar of Incense.
In the Holy of Holies, it was the usage of the High-Priest that he should there cause Incense to ascend before the Lord, from the Golden Altar of Incense.
Our Lord Jesus Christ is that Angel of the Lord, even the Angel who is the Lord of Angels, and the Angel the Lord. Our Prayers, as far as the Spirit of God is in the Composition of them, are grateful to the Lord Jesus Christ;
Our Lord jesus christ is that Angel of the Lord, even the Angel who is the Lord of Angels, and the Angel the Lord. Our Prayers, as Far as the Spirit of God is in the Composition of them, Are grateful to the Lord jesus christ;
we bring our allowable Desires to that praying Lord, and he takes them into his illustrious Hand, he perfumes them, he offers them, he causes them to go up like the Odour of sweet Incense before his everlasting Father;
we bring our allowable Desires to that praying Lord, and he Takes them into his illustrious Hand, he perfumes them, he offers them, he Causes them to go up like the Odour of sweet Incense before his everlasting Father;
And what was the meaning of these things? Perhaps here may be an Hendiades, by voices, and thundrings, and lightnings, may be meant the voices of thunderings and lightnings: No wonder that an Earthquake is added hereunto,
And what was the meaning of these things? Perhaps Here may be an Hendiades, by voices, and thunderings, and lightnings, may be meant the voices of thunderings and lightnings: No wonder that an Earthquake is added hereunto,
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Agreeably unto this, you shall have these things more particularly remarked unto you in three Reflections, with their Applications, to be made upon these words of the Lord among you.
Agreeably unto this, you shall have these things more particularly remarked unto you in three Reflections, with their Applications, to be made upon these words of the Lord among you.
§ The first Reflection is, The most faithful God of Heaven, who sometimes hath loudly testified by Thundrings and Lightnings, that he hath heard the Prayers of his faithful People, hath indeed his Ear always open to their faithful prayers.
§ The First Reflection is, The most faithful God of Heaven, who sometime hath loudly testified by Thunderings and Lightnings, that he hath herd the Prayers of his faithful People, hath indeed his Ear always open to their faithful Prayers.
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How is this discover'd? by Thundrings and Lightnings that come thereupon, wherein God as it were says concerning them, Your prayers are come up, your prayers have pierced the clouds that are now breaking over you.
How is this discovered? by Thunderings and Lightnings that come thereupon, wherein God as it were Says Concerning them, Your Prayers Are come up, your Prayers have pierced the Clouds that Are now breaking over you.
The first Observation is, Great Thunders have been sometimes given as a testimony that the prayers of good men have been heard by the great God of those Thunders.
The First Observation is, Great Thunders have been sometime given as a testimony that the Prayers of good men have been herd by the great God of those Thunders.
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The Clouds of sincere and speeding Prayers, have more then once before now shot fiery Thunderbolts. It is what we have exemplified in Psal. 18.6. In my distress I called upon the Lord, and cried unto my God;
The Clouds of sincere and speeding Prayers, have more then once before now shot fiery Thunderbolts. It is what we have exemplified in Psalm 18.6. In my distress I called upon the Lord, and cried unto my God;
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When our Lord Jesus Christ had been crying to his everlasting Father, that by his means much Glory and service might come to the Name of such a Father, there was then a voice from Heaven, heard over the place where he stood, in Joh. 12.28. whereupon the People that stood by and heard it, said, that it thundered;
When our Lord jesus christ had been crying to his everlasting Father, that by his means much Glory and service might come to the Name of such a Father, there was then a voice from Heaven, herd over the place where he stood, in John 12.28. whereupon the People that stood by and herd it, said, that it thundered;
Samuel, that reverend and renowned Prophet of the Lord, had been calling upon the Lord, for an evidence of his being what he was, and strait-way there was that Evidence of it, recorded 1 Sam. 12.18. Samuel called unto the Lord, and the Lord sent thunder:
Samuel, that reverend and renowned Prophet of the Lord, had been calling upon the Lord, for an evidence of his being what he was, and straightway there was that Evidence of it, recorded 1 Sam. 12.18. Samuel called unto the Lord, and the Lord sent thunder:
How will he answer? they that dwell in the uttermost parts are afraid at thy tokens, i.e. thy thunders; which are thy tokens terrible, and yet Comfortable, yet Favourable. The thunders of God have sometimes been the Effects of Prayers that have been sent up to God, — §.
How will he answer? they that dwell in the uttermost parts Are afraid At thy tokens, i.e. thy Thunders; which Are thy tokens terrible, and yet Comfortable, yet Favourable. The Thunders of God have sometime been the Effects of Prayers that have been sent up to God, — §.
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There are voices equally sonorous unto those of the thunderings and lightnings; and what are they? They are such as those in Psal. 50.15. Call upon me, and I will deliver thee, and thou shalt Glorifie me.
There Are voices equally sonorous unto those of the thunderings and lightnings; and what Are they? They Are such as those in Psalm 50.15. Call upon me, and I will deliver thee, and thou shalt glorify me.
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Both Testaments do speak this unto us, as with concurring thunders. From the Old Testament you hear it spoken in Psal. 34.15. The Ear of the Lord is open to the Cry of the Righteous.
Both Testaments do speak this unto us, as with concurring Thunders. From the Old Testament you hear it spoken in Psalm 34.15. The Ear of the Lord is open to the Cry of the Righteous.
when good men do ask a good God, for good things, after a good manner, and unto a good purpose. Now I am to tell you, that such prayers are never lost, there is an Assurace from Heaven given us, beyond that of thunder from the Excellent Glory, in Psal. 91.15. He shall call upon me, and I will answer him.
when good men do ask a good God, for good things, After a good manner, and unto a good purpose. Now I am to tell you, that such Prayers Are never lost, there is an Assurance from Heaven given us, beyond that of thunder from the Excellent Glory, in Psalm 91.15. He shall call upon me, and I will answer him.
and therefore let our prayer to God be much for that Spirit, so let us pray without ceasing, and you shall make then such a conclusion with me as this, Psal. 6.9. The Lord hath heard the voice of my weeping!
and Therefore let our prayer to God be much for that Spirit, so let us pray without ceasing, and you shall make then such a conclusion with me as this, Psalm 6.9. The Lord hath herd the voice of my weeping!
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There is a filial fear of God in the thunders, which well becomes a Child of God, a reverend, a serious and sensible Disposition of Soul. He was a Child of God, who when it was thundring, (as is conceived) said, Job 37.1. At this my heart trembled!
There is a filial Fear of God in the Thunders, which well becomes a Child of God, a reverend, a serious and sensible Disposition of Soul. He was a Child of God, who when it was thundering, (as is conceived) said, Job 37.1. At this my heart trembled!
But then there is a slavish fear of the thunder, which is offensive unto the God of thunder, and which is troublesome and afflictive enough to those that have the fear.
But then there is a slavish Fear of the thunder, which is offensive unto the God of thunder, and which is troublesome and afflictive enough to those that have the Fear.
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Besides, let a man be abundant in Prayer, and such a man may say, I serve such a God that will never hurt me, he is concerned for my Peace, he is concerned for my ease,
Beside, let a man be abundant in Prayer, and such a man may say, I serve such a God that will never hurt me, he is concerned for my Peace, he is concerned for my ease,
instead of that, were you present when such a man is entertained with the thunder, you should hear him saying, It is my Fathers voice, we must not be afraid!
instead of that, were you present when such a man is entertained with the thunder, you should hear him saying, It is my Father's voice, we must not be afraid!
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when God is thundring over them, shall we invert those words that are in Job 15.4. Thou castest off fear, and restrainest prayer before God? and say, therefore it is that they are in such fear, because they restrain Prayers before God? Oh! that the thunder of God might then bespeak our seasonable Prayers unto him;
when God is thundering over them, shall we invert those words that Are in Job 15.4. Thou Chastest off Fear, and restrainest prayer before God? and say, Therefore it is that they Are in such Fear, Because they restrain Prayers before God? Oh! that the thunder of God might then bespeak our seasonable Prayers unto him;
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They that are strangers to Prayer, with what face can they look to God, when he shoots down thundring and lightning upon them? God says then to them, Do you pray now, you should have prayed before this!
They that Are Strangers to Prayer, with what face can they look to God, when he shoots down thundering and lightning upon them? God Says then to them, Do you pray now, you should have prayed before this!
But now the second Reflection is, in answer to the Prayers of his faithful people, the God of Heaven will cause those Earthquakes that shall shake terribly the earth,
But now the second Reflection is, in answer to the Prayers of his faithful people, the God of Heaven will cause those Earthquakes that shall shake terribly the earth,
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What litterally came to pass in Acts 16.25, 26. At midnight Paul and Silas prayed, and sang praises unto God, and suddenly there was a great earthquake;
What literally Come to pass in Acts 16.25, 26. At midnight Paul and Silas prayed, and sang praises unto God, and suddenly there was a great earthquake;
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that figuratively and metaphorically much oftner comes to pass, when the people of God are praying to him he makes prodigious Earth-quakes for them, State-quakes, and Nation-quakes, and Kingdom-quakes are caused by the Prayers of the faithful People of God.
that figuratively and metaphorically much oftener comes to pass, when the people of God Are praying to him he makes prodigious Earthquakes for them, State-quakes, and Nation-quakes, and Kingdom-quakes Are caused by the Prayers of the faithful People of God.
Now the Persecutions of a praying people bring shaking desolations upon the Persecutors. The Oppressors of the Church do that thing in Job. 34.28. They cause the cry of the poor to come unto God, and he heareth the cry of the afflicted.
Now the Persecutions of a praying people bring shaking desolations upon the Persecutors. The Oppressors's of the Church do that thing in Job. 34.28. They cause the cry of the poor to come unto God, and he hears the cry of the afflicted.
What comes of this? why, horrible overturning Earthquake, have come upon all those Empires, wherein there has been an oppressed people of God? The Cup of trembling, in Earthquakes, has been carried unto all Kingdoms hitherto where the People of God have been evilly treated;
What comes of this? why, horrible overturning Earthquake, have come upon all those Empires, wherein there has been an oppressed people of God? The Cup of trembling, in Earthquakes, has been carried unto all Kingdoms hitherto where the People of God have been evilly treated;
The Earth, from whence there has gon a cry to the Lord God of Sabaoth, for the violence done to his People, shall be shaken with an Earthquake; Why this? it is thro' the Praying of the Witnesses; they Cry to God from the Earth, and God shaketh that Earth, upon which they have been abused. §.
The Earth, from whence there has gone a cry to the Lord God of Sabaoth, for the violence done to his People, shall be shaken with an Earthquake; Why this? it is through the Praying of the Witnesses; they Cry to God from the Earth, and God shakes that Earth, upon which they have been abused. §.
The Omnipotent God is angry at them, who cause the Complaints of those that are grieved, when they behold transgressors, who cause the Complaints of those that Sigh and cry for the abominations that are done where they are;
The Omnipotent God is angry At them, who cause the Complaints of those that Are grieved, when they behold transgressors, who cause the Complaints of those that Sighs and cry for the abominations that Are done where they Are;
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and therefore God will make the very Earth to reel like a drunken Man, as it is said Isa. 24.18, 19. The foundations of the Earth do shake, the earth is utterly broken down, the earth is clean dissolved, the earth is moved exceedingly;
and Therefore God will make the very Earth to reel like a drunken Man, as it is said Isaiah 24.18, 19. The foundations of the Earth do shake, the earth is utterly broken down, the earth is clean dissolved, the earth is moved exceedingly;
An Earthquake made a path for them thorow the Waters. Even so the Waters are to be divided at this day, that so the Israel of God may have such a passage to his Worship as they are to have.
an Earthquake made a path for them thorough the Waters. Even so the Waters Are to be divided At this day, that so the Israel of God may have such a passage to his Worship as they Are to have.
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How? It was an Earthquake that swallowed the Crew which followed Corah; so God will make an Earthquake that shall swallow the Corahites of Rome. Once more,
How? It was an Earthquake that swallowed the Crew which followed Corah; so God will make an Earthquake that shall swallow the Korahites of Room. Once more,
so upon the Prayers of his People for the removing of those disadvantages that keep them under hatches, there will be an Earthquake. There are those Antipathies and Contrarieties in the hearts of mankind against the Interests of the Lord Jesus Christ, that must be shaken out, that so men may be prepared for the coming of the Lord;
so upon the Prayers of his People for the removing of those disadvantages that keep them under Hates, there will be an Earthquake. There Are those Antipathies and Contrarieties in the hearts of mankind against the Interests of the Lord jesus christ, that must be shaken out, that so men may be prepared for the coming of the Lord;
but they will not without horrible Earthquakes be shaken out. Hence our Lord says, Heb. 12.26. Yet once more I shake not the Earth only, but also Heaven;
but they will not without horrible Earthquakes be shaken out. Hence our Lord Says, Hebrew 12.26. Yet once more I shake not the Earth only, but also Heaven;
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From the Altar there comes an Earthquake: There have been Souls under the Altar for these many ages, and the number of the Souls is increased and compleated in this our latter age. Hence now may be expected a great Earthquake, that shall make all to fly before it.
From the Altar there comes an Earthquake: There have been Souls under the Altar for these many ages, and the number of the Souls is increased and completed in this our latter age. Hence now may be expected a great Earthquake, that shall make all to fly before it.
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Proper Earthquakes are now like to be multiplied, Our Lord has given us the premonition in Luke. 21.11. and great Earthquakes shall be in divers places.
Proper Earthquakes Are now like to be multiplied, Our Lord has given us the premonition in Lycia. 21.11. and great Earthquakes shall be in diverse places.
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The Subterranious fires that are to burn e're long, will get head, so that on a sudden a great Earthquake will be pusht on by these Fires. Yea, there is one Earthquake to come,
The Subterranious fires that Are to burn ever long, will get head, so that on a sudden a great Earthquake will be pushed on by these Fires. Yea, there is one Earthquake to come,
What if the Earth should now set a shaking under us? Are we sure that we shall not Go up, when ever we Go down? The Earth will Open for us all in a little while, the Sexton will Open it,
What if the Earth should now Set a shaking under us? are we sure that we shall not Go up, when ever we Go down? The Earth will Open for us all in a little while, the Sexton will Open it,
It was said in the Psalm inspired into Deborah, Judg. 5.4, 5. Lord, when thou wentest out of Seir, when thou marchedst out of the Field of Edom, the Earth trembled, and the Heavens dropped,
It was said in the Psalm inspired into Deborah, Judges 5.4, 5. Lord, when thou wentest out of Seir, when thou marchedst out of the Field of Edom, the Earth trembled, and the Heavens dropped,
Sirs, the Lord is coming forth from Heaven, and think you not that the Earth will shake when he cometh? There are dreadful Convulsions that will 〈 ◊ 〉 upon the World;
Sirs, the Lord is coming forth from Heaven, and think you not that the Earth will shake when he comes? There Are dreadful Convulsions that will 〈 ◊ 〉 upon the World;
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Convulsions that shall sheath the Swords of Men into one anothers Bowels; Convulsions that shall make mens hearts to fail, for fear of those things that come upon the Earth!
Convulsions that shall sheath the Swords of Men into one another's Bowels; Convulsions that shall make men's hearts to fail, for Fear of those things that come upon the Earth!
¶ The third and last Reflection is, When the Almighty God sends Thunderings and Lightnings, as well as when he sends Earthquakes, there are Mighty Voices to accompany them.
¶ The third and last Reflection is, When the Almighty God sends Thunderings and Lightnings, as well as when he sends Earthquakes, there Are Mighty Voices to accompany them.
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there is a Speaking of Heaven in the tremend shaking of the Earth, but Thunderings and Lightnings are the things, the Voices whereof do now most call for our attention.
there is a Speaking of Heaven in the tremend shaking of the Earth, but Thunderings and Lightnings Are the things, the Voices whereof do now most call for our attention.
Indeed there are Natural Causes for Thunders, but still these Causes, as well as the Thunders caused, are under the Conduct of God, the High Thunderer. If a Bird fall not, I am sure a Bolt falls not without His will.
Indeed there Are Natural Causes for Thunders, but still these Causes, as well as the Thunders caused, Are under the Conduct of God, the High Thunderer. If a Bird fallen not, I am sure a Bolt falls not without His will.
The Angels are often times employed in the forming of his Thunders. Good Angels and Bad Angels too, are the Thunderers; but still the Executioners of God's Thunder, and under God's Commission. It is said, Ezek. 1.24.
The Angels Are often times employed in the forming of his Thunders. Good Angels and Bad Angels too, Are the Thunderers; but still the Executioners of God's Thunder, and under God's Commission. It is said, Ezekiel 1.24.
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As the Thunders, these living Creatures, there are their voices in the Thunders oft, but it is in, and with, and under the voice of the Almighty: So then the voice hereof is to be attended unto.
As the Thunders, these living Creatures, there Are their voices in the Thunders oft, but it is in, and with, and under the voice of the Almighty: So then the voice hereof is to be attended unto.
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This then is the Voice of Thunder, O who dares lay himself open to the displeasure of this God, that can by Thunders strike him into a Piller of Salt! §.
This then is the Voice of Thunder, O who dares lay himself open to the displeasure of this God, that can by Thunders strike him into a Pillar of Salt! §.
When the thunder comes, at what rate is it? We have it in Psal. 11.6. Ʋpon the wicked he shall rain snares, fire and brimstone, and an horrible tempest.
When the thunder comes, At what rate is it? We have it in Psalm 11.6. Ʋpon the wicked he shall rain snares, fire and brimstone, and an horrible tempest.
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Well then, get rid of all thy sins, by a lively Faith in him that is the only Saviour of his People from their sins; that to live may be Christ, and to dye gain; this the thunder calleth for. §.
Well then, get rid of all thy Sins, by a lively Faith in him that is the only Saviour of his People from their Sins; that to live may be christ, and to die gain; this the thunder calls for. §.
The Second Admonition is, There is a mighty voice of the Almighty God, uttered like that of thunder, in the wheels of Providence, that are now turning in the World.
The Second Admonition is, There is a mighty voice of the Almighty God, uttered like that of thunder, in the wheels of Providence, that Are now turning in the World.
It is here said, there were voices, shall I now bring out those voices articulately to the Understanding of those whom I am addressing? We read in Rev. 10.3, 4. When the Lord Jesus Christ had cried with a loud voice, seven thunders uttered their voices.
It is Here said, there were voices, shall I now bring out those voices articulately to the Understanding of those whom I am addressing? We read in Rev. 10.3, 4. When the Lord jesus christ had cried with a loud voice, seven Thunders uttered their voices.
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But when I was about to bring the voices of our thunders to you, I had no such voice from the Lord, bring them not: No, his voice to me was, bring them out, therefore I shall bring them to you, had I a voice like thunder, there are seven Words which I should have to utter among you.
But when I was about to bring the voices of our Thunders to you, I had no such voice from the Lord, bring them not: No, his voice to me was, bring them out, Therefore I shall bring them to you, had I a voice like thunder, there Are seven Words which I should have to utter among you.
Let it be demanded, what are the thundring voices that are at this day to be heard among the Nations? these voices we will run over them swiftly, like rapid thunder. §.
Let it be demanded, what Are the thundering voices that Are At this day to be herd among the nations? these voices we will run over them swiftly, like rapid thunder. §.
The Altar of God, at which the Ordinances of God are celebrated, if once the things of that Altar come to be cast upon the earth, God hath fearful things to do against these people of the earth, where they shall be so abused.
The Altar of God, At which the Ordinances of God Are celebrated, if once the things of that Altar come to be cast upon the earth, God hath fearful things to do against these people of the earth, where they shall be so abused.
If Men grow weary of Ordinances, if Men grow careless of Ordinances, if Men grow unfruitful under Ordinances, this is the voice to those Men, God hath Thunders, and Lightnings,
If Men grow weary of Ordinances, if Men grow careless of Ordinances, if Men grow unfruitful under Ordinances, this is the voice to those Men, God hath Thunders, and Lightnings,
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A Second Thundring voice from God is this, Let the Lord Jesus Christ be set upon his Throne, else that Lord of all will dart burning vengeance from his Throne.
A Second Thundering voice from God is this, Let the Lord jesus christ be Set upon his Throne, Else that Lord of all will dart burning vengeance from his Throne.
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The voice unto you is about the Throne of our Lord Jesus Christ, O set him upon his Throne, else there will come thunders and lightnings upon you, from the Throne of his Glory.
The voice unto you is about the Throne of our Lord jesus christ, Oh Set him upon his Throne, Else there will come Thunders and lightnings upon you, from the Throne of his Glory.
Could we hear the Angels of God speaking with their voices unto us, I know what they would say, their voices would be, O little do ye think, what a Jesus our Jesus is!
Could we hear the Angels of God speaking with their voices unto us, I know what they would say, their voices would be, Oh little do you think, what a jesus our jesus is!
Why do not ye prize that Jesus, love that Jesus, serve that Jesus for ever? the Voice then is, Let us have such thoughts about our Lord Jesus Christ. §.
Why do not you prize that jesus, love that jesus, serve that jesus for ever? the Voice then is, Let us have such thoughts about our Lord jesus christ. §.
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How comes this to be among the voices? It was once thus, you find it spoke in thunder and lightning, Acts 22.7, 8. I heard a voice saying unto me, Saul, Saul,
How comes this to be among the voices? It was once thus, you find it spoke in thunder and lightning, Acts 22.7, 8. I herd a voice saying unto me, Saul, Saul,
His voice is, you wrong a Jesus, when you wrong those that represent Jesus, those that resemble Jesus! ye wrong a Jesus, when ye persecute a Church of Jesus! you wrong a Jesus, when you neglect great Salvation of Jesus! This is the voice unto you from Heaven, see to it, that ye do not give unsuspected blows to the Lord Jesus Christ, who can by thunder chastize those that give the blows. §.
His voice is, you wrong a jesus, when you wrong those that represent jesus, those that resemble jesus! you wrong a jesus, when you persecute a Church of jesus! you wrong a jesus, when you neglect great Salvation of jesus! This is the voice unto you from Heaven, see to it, that you do not give unsuspected blows to the Lord jesus christ, who can by thunder chastise those that give the blows. §.
It will not be long before the Lord Jesus Christ shall make his descent into our Air, it will not be long before the Lord Jesus Christ shall come, and he shall not keep silence, a fire shall devour before him;
It will not be long before the Lord jesus christ shall make his descent into our Air, it will not be long before the Lord jesus christ shall come, and he shall not keep silence, a fire shall devour before him;
thus among the Ser••nts of our Lord there is a discoursing about the coming of the Lord, they who are not buried in the slumber, which alas, are to fetter you most in our days, are now much talking upon this, When will the Lord come,
thus among the Ser••nts of our Lord there is a discoursing about the coming of the Lord, they who Are not buried in the slumber, which alas, Are to fetter you most in our days, Are now much talking upon this, When will the Lord come,
A Fifth Voice is, as of Thunder unto us, woful, dolefull, dismal will be the day and the doom of all that shall shortly be found strangers to the Lord Jesus Christ:
A Fifth Voice is, as of Thunder unto us, woeful, doleful, dismal will be the day and the doom of all that shall shortly be found Strangers to the Lord jesus christ:
The voices now are, shortly Wo to all the Prophane, Wo to all the Cursing, Wo to all the Swearing, Wo to all the Wanton, Wo to all the Injurious, Wo to all the Fraudulent, Wo to all the Abominable.
The voices now Are, shortly Woe to all the Profane, Woe to all the Cursing, Woe to all the Swearing, Woe to all the Wanton, Woe to all the Injurious, Woe to all the Fraudulent, Woe to all the Abominable.
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Very shortly Wo will be to all Prayerless Persons, for they are the Forgetters of God? Wo to all that are so taken up with the things of this World, who are so busie, zealous and eager therein, that they hardly ever once a Week Pray before the God of Heaven.
Very shortly Woe will be to all Prayerless Persons, for they Are the Forgetters of God? Woe to all that Are so taken up with the things of this World, who Are so busy, zealous and eager therein, that they hardly ever once a Week Pray before the God of Heaven.
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Thus I say with a loud voice; I have here the Everlasting Gospel in my hand, this Gospel that has been Preached to you, hath come like Thunder upon your Souls full many a time.
Thus I say with a loud voice; I have Here the Everlasting Gospel in my hand, this Gospel that has been Preached to you, hath come like Thunder upon your Souls full many a time.
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Well, the voice is, if this Gospel be slighted, that God that hath lately visited my House with his Thunder, without hurting any thing, may bring worse Thunders upon the Souls of those that shall tread under foot this Gospel, that is brought unto them in this.
Well, the voice is, if this Gospel be slighted, that God that hath lately visited my House with his Thunder, without hurting any thing, may bring Worse Thunders upon the Souls of those that shall tread under foot this Gospel, that is brought unto them in this.
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Spiritual Plagues, none are so Thunder-struck as those that are struck by such Plagues. Now, what if God for the slighting of his Gospel, cause these Thunders to fall upon you, I say then, Here is the Gospel;
Spiritual Plagues, none Are so Thunderstruck as those that Are struck by such Plagues. Now, what if God for the slighting of his Gospel, cause these Thunders to fallen upon you, I say then, Here is the Gospel;
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The voice of the Lord from Heaven, is, Shall I save thee according to this Covenant? Shall I rule thee according to this Covenant? Shall my Spirit lead thee according to this Covenant? According to this Covenant, shall I give thee Grace and Glory,
The voice of the Lord from Heaven, is, Shall I save thee according to this Covenant? Shall I Rule thee according to this Covenant? Shall my Spirit led thee according to this Covenant? According to this Covenant, shall I give thee Grace and Glory,
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