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And two oliue trees ouer it, one vpon the right side of the bowle, and the other vpon the left side thereof.
* 1.1THe second part of the typicall or figuratiue vision, namelie, there are shewed vnto him two Oliue trees also, from which there was continuall oyle powred into that burning candlestick•• that it should neuer drie vp, or be put out. And yet are not thes••
oliue in this place said to be pressed by any man, the which not∣withstanding among vs must needes after an ordinarie maner be done, that the oyle may flow or run from them. Neither is this oyle said to fayle, nor with toyle and labour to bee carried from one part or place into another, that there may be alwaies oyle for the candlestick, but there stand these oliue trees, to wit growing vnto that candle and candlestick on both sides, and they are con∣tinuall, and of themselues without the seruice and help of any men or oyle, milles doe droppe and powre in oyle into the bur∣ning candle or candlestick. Confer this place with that of the Re∣uelation cap. 11. ver. 4. where he saith: These are two oliue trees, and two candlestickes, standing before the God of the earth.
The second part of the vision.