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[ A] NOw whenas the Lordes and Iudg∣es / had pronounced-fourth thissame Sen∣tence and their Wordes / in such-maner / it pleased God and Prouidence also {reversed ;}toge∣ther with all those that loued the Righteousnes; very-well: and eueryone acknowledged / that the
Iudgment and the Sentence was pronounced-fourth vprightlie / according to the Trueth: and that it also ought so to com-to-passe by eueryone.
2. And all they that loued the Righteousnes / lauded and thanked the Most-highest / a 1.1 that the New-daye {reversed ;}b 1.2 to the Renewinge of all that which is waxen-olde; was appeered and com: and that the Generations of Men {reversed ;}through the true Light of thesame New-daye / and through the Fulfilling of the last Sentences; mought com or be brought to theirc 1.3 Blessing and Saluation.
3. AFter-that I sawe. and behold: The dead Righteousonesd 1.4 stoode all vpp / from the Death / and became {reversed ;}with all those which yeat lyued on the Earth / and walked in the Obedience of the Loue; chaunged {reversed ;}through the New Life of God; out of the Consumeable / into the Vnconsumeable· and {reversed ;}with perfect Ioye; assembled {reversed ;}e 1.5 very try∣umphantlie; to God and Christ, and to all the Sainctes of God / in the heauenlie Beeinge: And euenso {reversed ;}with Ioye; eueryone gaue himself {reversed ;}accor∣ding to the Requiring of the last Sentence; to his vpright Beeinge / and to his right Place and Or∣dinaunce. And it becamef 1.6 all / one God with God / that was Gods.g 1.7 and one Kingdom of God / in all Heauens / and that with perfect Glorie.
4. But the Curious-searchinge and the Accu∣ser [ B] {reversed ;}which were entred-in / besides the Prouidence and ye Mans Vnderstandinge▪ had not any place in God nor in his Prouidence, nor in ye sanctified Vnderstandinge: For their Habitation was not
therin / from in Eternitie. And they descended vnto the Earth / and fourth into theh 1.8 Bottomles-pitt: with whom also / the seconde Death· together with all Vngodlie / and their vngodly Beeinge / were throwen-in and damned.
5. And the earthlie Beeinge / and the Nature / together with all that which was naturall on the Earth / and loued the Equitie / did also endeuour itself / for to set itself {reversed ;}according to the Requiring of the last Sentence; in his vpright Fourme and Beeinge / on the Earth.
6. And euenso {reversed ;}through the Illuminatinge of the New Life of God on the Earth; all that which was Nature / and loued and had of the earthlie Beeinge / an vpright Beeing of the Nature / i 1.9 went into his vpright Beeinge and Ordinaunce. And so ther was on the Earth / k 1.10 a great Peace / with all vpright Natures and naturall Thinges. And euenso eueryone came againe {reversed ;}according to his vp∣right Kinde or Nature; vnto his right Place / and into his vpright Ordinaunce / euen-like as it was in the Beginninge.
[ C] 7. NOw when-as God had gathered-toge∣ther all that which was His: namely / that was of his Beeing / and loued the Righte∣ousnes; vnto him (eauen-like as anl 1.11 Husbandman gathereth his Wheat {reversed ;}from the Fielde; into his Barnes) and that all the true Heauenly and Spi∣rituall / was com vnto Heauē / and to God {reversed ;}m 1.12 which is a Spirit;: and that in like-maner on the Earth / all what was Earthlie and Naturall {reversed ;}which loued
the naturall Equitie; was com into the vpright Fourme of his naturall Beeinge: and that also the Iniquitie / with all those that loued and serued the∣same / were seperated therfrom / Then sawe I. and beholde:
8. Ouer the vniuersall Face of the Earth / ther appeered One clothed with an Habergion & Har∣nesse / and gyrded with an yron Chayne. And both his Handes / and from his Gyrdel-fourth / euen vnto the verye ende of his Feete / hee was very read and weat of Bloud. And hee had in each Hande a Sworde. The Sworde in his Leaft-hande / was also very read and weat of Bloud. But the Sworde in his Right-hande / was alto∣gether a glowinge Fire / which glynsened and crackt very terriblie / with many Firie-flames. And ther stoode written on his Forehead / The Ven∣geaunce of God.
9. Thissame cryed very-lowde / with a terrible [ D] Sounde: and the Sounde of his Voyce sounded euen-thus:
10. Vengeaunce / Ven-engeaunce / Ven∣en-engeaunce / ouer all Bloud-giltyones / which hauen 1.13 oppressed the Single-minded· and shead or spilt the innocent Bloud / together with the Bloud of the Witnesses of the Woorde of God Iesus Christ / on the Earth.
11. Now swiftlie / now swiftlie / Yea now very-swiftlie {reversed ;}in thissame great and terrible Daye;o 1.14 ther cometh {reversed ;}to a Reuengement; ouer all Vngodlie /
and ouer all those which loue and cleane-vnto the Iniquitie / great Wo / Miserye / Bitternes-of-smart / and the euerlasting Death / with the eternall Damnation in the hellish Fire.
12. Wo / Wo-o / Wo-o-o / vntop 1.15 all the Enemies of the Lorde and his Holyones / and vnto all the Enemies of the Famelie of Loue: and also vnto all those that haue not respected ye Grace of Life {reversed ;}whilst that thesame was proffered vnto them;q 1.16 to Repentaunce for their Sinnes. and vn∣to those which {reversed ;}to the Peace and Concord of the Loue; haue not geeuen-ouer themselues {reversed ;}vnder the Obedience of the Loue; to Testimony-of-trueth and the holie Vnderstandinge. and vnto those which haue walked and dealt falslie / against the Famelie of Loue / and haue not shewed any Sor∣rowe / Confession / r 1.17 nor Repentaunce for thesame.
13. After-that when-as this Voyce / had so geeuen-fourth his Sounde ouer the vniuersall Earth / so sawe I. and beholde: Ther appeered out of Heauen / many thowsande Angels. All these cryed together {reversed ;}with a great Sounde; ouer the Earth / and ouer all those which dwelled on the Earth. And the Sounde of them all / was like as a Sounde of a great Noyze of many thowsande Trompettes.
14. Howbeit / this Sounde of all these Angels / was with great Ioye and Gladnes. and sounded euen-thus:
[ E] 15. THis is the greats 1.18 Daye of the Lorde / Yea / the last Daye of the righteous
Iudgment of God / with his Sainctes or Ho∣lyones.
16. This is the New Daye / t 1.19 which the Lorde hath made: wherin all the Holyones of God do reioyce them / and receaue their Rewarding / in the euerlastinge Life.
17. This is the appointed Daye / v 1.20 which God himself hath constituted and sett or ordained: in the which / God doth now iudge the Compasse of the Earth with Righteousnes: and will recompence all the Enemies of God / and the Enemies of hys Holyones / with that which they haue deserued. For they shall now be vtterlie rooted-out·x 1.21 and throwen into the hellish Fire of euerlastinge Dam∣nation.
18. AFter-that I sawe. and beholde: These Angels gathered all that to-gether on an Heape (like-as the Seruantes of an Husband∣man / do gather the Weede {reversed ;}of the Fielde;y 1.22 all on an Heape) which remayned-ouer / and was not a∣nye vpright heauenlie or spirituall Beeinge· nor a∣nye vpright earthlie or naturall Beeinge: also all that which had intangled or held-fast itself on the Iniquitie / and whatsoeuer had seperated itself from the Loue and her vpright Beeinge· and not respec∣ted the Entraunce into his right Beeinge and Or∣dinaunce. z 1.23 and threwe it all to-gether into the hel∣lish Fire of the euerlastinge Condemnation / which the Deuell and all his Ministers {reversed ;}through the Hardnes of their Heartes in the Iniquitie; had prepared to themselues.
Psal. 118. c.
Ephe. 1. b.
Gen. 22. b.
Esa. 26. c. Ezech. 37. b. 1. Cor. 15. f. 1. Tess. 4. b.
Apo. 19. 20. 21. a.
Eccle. 12. a. Iohn. 17. c.
Gen. 2. a.
Apo. 14. 19. c
Eccle. 12. a.
Esa. 60. c. 61 a. 66. b.
Mat. 13. 24. d
Iohn. 4. c. a. Cor. 3. c.
Apoc. 14. b. 16. 1••. c. 19. a.
Esa. 13. a. Amo. 5. b. Ioel. 2. a. Soph. 1. b. Mal. 4. a.
Math. 24. c. Luk. 19. 21. d.
Pro. 1. c. Rom. 2. a.
Apo. 2. c.
Esa. 1••. a. Amo. 5. ••. Io••l. 2. c. ••oph. 1. b.
Psal. 118. c. Iohn. 6. 11. c. Apo. 19. a. b.
Act. 17. d.
Math. 25. d. Luk. 19. c.
Math. 13. ••. 25. d.
Math. 13. 25. Apo. 20. c.