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) people, saved by the Deut. xxxiii. 29. :they have broken up, e gone out by it: and : the Lord on the head Micah ii. 13.

AHAM,

LET, LONDON.

SECOND EXODUS;

OR

REFLECTIONS ON THE PROPHECIES

OF THE

LAST TIMES,

FULFILLED BY LATE EVENTS AND NOW FULFILLING,

BY THE

SCOURGE OF POPERY

IN PREPARATION FOR THE

ENDING OF THE INDIGNATION,

AND THE

CONVERSION AND RESTORATION

OF ISRAEL.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

By the Rev. W. ETTRICK, M. A.

LATE FELLOW OF UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, Oxford.

VOL. II.

"O Israel! who is like unto thee, O people, saved by the Lord!"

"The BREAKER is come up before them: and have passed through the gate, and are

Deut. xxxiii. 29.

they have broken up, gone out by it: and

THEIR KING shall pass before them, and the Lord on the head

of them."

Micah ii. 13.

SUNDERLAND;

PRINTED FOR THE AUTHOR BY J. GRAHAM,

AND SOLD BY L, B. SEELEY, 169, FLEET STREET, LONDON.

CONTENTS OF VOL. II.

SECTION XIX.

The APOCALYPSE an arrangement and elucidati-

on of all former prophecies concerning the

times of the Gospel.-State of religion in the

Roman empire in the primitive times -Jea-

lousy and malice of the pagan emperors, watch-

ful for the destruction of christianity, at the

instigation of the OLD SERPENT, there in pos-

session of the temples -War between the two

religions Triumph of the Gospel-lhe dra-

gon's malice thereby increased.-He excites

fresh enmity, and raises new partisans. -Re-

covers his old influence, and is worshipped

again, but under disguised attributes -The

two beasts and the image, and their worship-

pers.-The MARK-and NUMBER of the beast.

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SECTION XX.

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The superstitious abuse of religious signs no

reason against the sober use of them -The

witnesses themselves are distinguished by a

mystical name.-The Gospel brought out of

a