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know 25 ceriainly and clearly as if G34 had extraordinarily revealed himiclt to them 5; Dreams ioat of Ved upon them. g Many young Men [hall be az eminent ja knowieds, as if the things known were coinmuaicated by Viton In a_ word, all Knowledy of God and his Wil (hail abound among all Ranks, Sexes and Ages in the Mefſs.a9's davs, and not only equal, bat lurpal: all chat formerly was by Pcophe- cv, Dreams or Viitviss
25 And alſo upon the ſervants, and upon the hand- Maids 7 in thoſe days, will I pour our my ſpirit x.
h With equa! ireeneſs, 7 Upon the meaneſt Bzlievers, lee Ga/, 3. <3. C45,3, 11. k Of Santhificativa azd Adoption,
39 And i will ſhew wonders | in the Heavens, and in the Earth 3z, Blood # and fire o, and Pillars ot ſmoke p. |
I As he promileth {uch Grace to Believers, ſo he warneth them that they ſhould not be ſurpriſed with thole alarming Prodigies which in thof> days God would thew, which would uſher in the hard times that ihouk be Chaſtifement io the beſt, and Deftruttion to the worſt ; whotb will read ant obſerve what Hiſtorians andl Naturaliſt report of thole Times, will ſee this fulfiiled ia the very Letter, Mr. 24. 7, 29» and 317 13. 24. Like 21. 11, 25. 74 Above Men, and under their Feet, all which Sigas are particularly named, ani ficitthe Signs on the Earth. 2 Pcſhbly Eruption or Bloo:!, as foine Fountains have heen reported to have run with Bloo.l, and theſe prefiguring the great Ef- fution of Blco:l by the Sword and Wars following, or by Antichriftian Per.ecutions. 0 Either breaking out ot the Earth, or elſe unuſual Lightning, and unparallclld Flath2s of Lightning3 in the lower Re- £362 0f the Air, {erting many things ox re. p From thoſe burning thin;ss fixed by Lizhtnings, or by extraordinary Flaſhes a Smoke ſhall 20 Up iike a lillar, Particular Inſtances of thet2 may not here be ga- thered rogether, but Zzorringer that learned and paintul Hiſtorian hath gathered many together of the tirit Age,and ib of the followingAges of theChurch in his Eccleiialtical Hiftory which whodefireth may conſult,
* Yerze, 31 * The Sun q ſhall be corned into darkneſs r, and C:..:.15.the Moon into Blocd 5s, before the great and the terrible day of the LORD come #.
5 Laving mentioned the Predigies which wet to be wrought on Eaith, now the Prophet Ypecifieth what ſhall be done in Heaven,where the great Luminaries ſhall be wonderfully affected, rhe Sun ſhall be greaily obicur'd, r Shall ſeem to be turned trom a Body of Light to meer Darknels, s Either by Ecliple, or by the intervention of Va- pours drawn up from the places where was great Slaughter and Effu-
ten of Bloed 3 however as to manner, *tis moſt certain as to the E- vent, th Moon ſhall leem to bz Blood, t Great to all, terrible to the Rejecters and Periecutors of Clift, This day was the day of Ferufa- {11's Dcſtruttion and burning of the Temple, and Slaughter of the Fews fer their Violence againſt, and Murder of the Meſſhub, for their Sins againft the Golpel : "Chis was fulfilled partly in- the Vevaſtation of Feruſulem, but Shall fully and finally be fulfilled in theday of Judg- ment, and at the Con|ummation of the World.
* Roms 32 And it ſhall come to paſs 4 that * whoſoever ſhall
10.13. call on the Name of the LORD x, ſhall be delivered 7»:
bid. for * in Mount Zion zand in Jeruſalem a ſhall be deliver- ance b, as the LORD hath ſaid c, and in the remnant d whom the LORD ſhall call e.