Reuelatio Dei The reuelation of God, and his great propheatie: which God now; in the last daye; hath shewed vnto his elect. Set-fourth by HN, and by him pervsed anew and more distinctlie declared. Translated out of Base-almayne.

The XIIII. Chap.

[ A] THe seuen Lightes / which thou hast seene in the Side at the Right-hande of God / and appeered therout on the Earth / and gaue also their Cleernes on y^e Earth / area 1.1 the former seuen Dayes / which became or ap∣peered in the Beginninge / out of the Eaueninges and Morninges: Wherin also God in times-passed / wrought his glorious Woorkes / and let them to be seene therout.

2. THe First Daye / is the Paradice ether Will of the Lorde / b 1.2 wherin God hath sett the Man / in the Beginninge: and required ther-withall of the Man / that hee {reversed ;}in thesame Day or Light; should vnderstande the Lust or Will of

the Lorde / from out-of his owne Lust or Will: and euenso {reversed ;}c 1.3 that he mought liue; distinctlie-diuide the Death from the Life / and so liue in the Life. In which Daye / the Man hath not endeuoured him therto· but procured {reversed ;}with his owne Lustd 1.4 or Will; the Death vnto himself.

3. THe Seconde Daye / is thee 1.5 Lawe / the Doctrine / or the good Ordinaūce: wher∣withall God requireth of the Man / that the Man should be obedient vnto God / in all good Ordi∣naunce: to a goodf 1.6 Sustentation and Preseruinge of the Man / the-whylst that hee is yeat younge or childish in the holie Vnderstandinge· and for-that-cause yeat to weake / for to liue in the Righteous∣nes of God. Wher-vnder the Man hath notg 1.7 sub∣mitted him / for to be therin obedient.

4. THe Thirde Daye / is the Righteousones [ B] {punctel}the true Spirites or holie Angels{punctel} which are consubstantiated or of-one-beeinge with God & his righteous Iudgment: wher-with God requi∣reth of the Man / that the Man should also be of-one-beeinge / with those-same Righteousones / to-thend that hee mought also appeere {reversed ;}with all Righ∣teousones and holie Angels;h 1.8 before the righteous Iudgment and Trueth of God / in Righteousnes. and euenso in thesame Daye {reversed ;}wherin all Righte∣ousones doi 1.9 rise-vpp; becom preserued with all the Sainctes of God / in the Life of the godlie Trueth. Whervnto y^e Man hath had no will to apply him.

5. THe Fourth Daye / is the Dominion with God / or Hee which raigneth with God

[that is: Hee which {reversed ;}in his Dominion; is god••ded with God / one Beeingek 1.10 with Gods Bee∣inge / and euenso preuaylinge or gouerninge with God:] Wher-with God requireth of the Man / that Hee [to-wit] God himself {reversed ;}eauen-like as Hee is a true God and holie Spirit; should haue with the Man, in his Manhod·l 1.11 and the Man with Him in his Godhead / m 1.12 the Dominion {reversed ;}in euery-behalf; on the Earth. Which vpright Do∣minion {reversed ;}like-as the Man ought for to gouerne; the Man hath not knowen· and for-that-cause also not borne-dominion in such-sort.

[ C] 6. THe Fifth Daye / is then 1.13 Stoole of the Maiestie ؛the Possessinge of the most-excellent Glorie{punctel} / wher-with God {reversed ;}o 1.14 eauen as the right Kinge and Prince; requireth to all good Gouernment / at the Mans hande / to haue {reversed ;}al∣wayes and for euer; the Stoole or Seate of his most-holie Maiestie / by or in the Man / as-well on the Earth as in Heauen. After the which the Man hath not framed himself nor indeuoured him therto.

7. THe Sixth Daye / isp 1.15 the Vision of Peace: wher-through the Perfection or the vpright Fourme of all Thinges / is seene and vnderstoode. wher-with God requireth of y^e Man / that Hee himself {reversed ;}as a God or Light of Peace; should dwell {reversed ;}in all good Ordinaunce of the vp∣right Fourme of all Thinges;q 1.16 euerlastinglie with the Man. and that the Man euenso {reversed ;}in thesame Vision of Peace; should gouerne all Thinges wel••

on the Earth {reversed ;}in his vpright Ordinaunce and Fourme;r 1.17 vnto Peace. From y^• which / the Mans Sight hath ben closed· and for-that-cause also / nots 1.18 seene nor vnderstoode the vpright Fourme of all thinges· nor the good Gouernment and Or∣dinaunce / which stretcheth to the vpright Fourme and to the Peace of all Thinges / and ought to be on the Earth.

8. THe Seuenth Daye / is the Annoynted [ D] [That is / Hee which ist 1.19 annoynted with the Oyle or Oyntment of the Holie-spirit:] Wher-with God requireth of the Man / v 1.20 the Health of Mans Soule / or tox 1.21 saue the Man from the Sinne / to-thende that God {reversed ;}withy 1.22 the Ioyful-oyle of his holie Spirit; shouldz 1.23 dwell and liue in the Man / and the Man likewise in God. and that it mought euenso {reversed ;}with God and the Man; be an heritable Rest / a stedfast Peace / and a perfect Ioye. Wher-vnto the Man hath not geeuen-ouer himself / nor beleeued thesame.

Notes

• a 1.1

  Gen. 1.
• b 1.2

  Gen. ••. ••. b.
• c 1.3

  Deu. 30. c. 4. Esd. 7. g.
• d 1.4

  Sap. 1. b.
• e 1.5

  Exo. 20. Deut. 5.
• f 1.6

  Gal. 3. c. 4. a. Heb. 7. b.
• g 1.7

  Esa. 5. d. 4. Esd. 7. c. 8. f. 9. b. d.
• h 1.8

  Sap. 3. a. 5. a.
• i 1.9

  Dan. 12. b. 4. Esd. 7. d. Iohn. 5. c. 1. Cor. 15. f. 1. Tess. 4. b.
• k 1.10

  Iohn. 17. c. 2. Pet. 1. a. Apo. 21. a.
• l 1.11

  Iohn. 17. c.
• m 1.12

  Esa. 43. a. 45. b. c.
• n 1.13

  Esa. 16. b.
• o 1.14

  Esa. 9. 32. a. Zach. 9. 13. a.
• p 1.15

  Heb. 12. c. Apo. 21. a.
• q 1.16

  Leui. 26. Iohn. 14. c. 2. Cor. 6. b. Apo. 21. a.
• r 1.17

  2. Pet. 3. b.
• s 1.18

  Luk. 19. ••.
• t 1.19

  Psal. 45. b. Heb. 1. b.
• v 1.20

  Math. 9. b. 13. b.
• x 1.21

  Math. 1. c. Iohn. 3. b.
• y 1.22

  Esa. 61. a.
• z 1.23

  Leui. 26. Ier. 31. d. Apo. 21. a.