Chapter

 1 2     |              time show us that we also may, without the burden of the
 2 4     |                days, whencesoever they may have commenced, must necessarily
 3 6     |               is already come, service may have to be rendered him;
 4 6     |              if he is not yet come, he may have to be awaited, until
 5 7     |              limits of those times, we may without doubt believe Him
 6 7     |             agreed that He is come, we may undoubtedly likewise believe
 7 7     |               holden, that the nations may hear Him: the powers of
 8 8     |               advent; in order that we may believe all to have been
 9 8     |                that vision and prophet may be sealed, and an holy one
10 9     |            with us"--in order that you may regard not the sound only
11 10    |       understand thereby; for fear you may perhaps think some carpenter-king
12 10    |            kings of the Jews: that you may not think the passion of
13 10    | interpretations, we will prove that it may suffice that the death of
14 10    |             had not been specified, it may be understood to have been
15 11    |           women slay ye all, that they may be thoroughly wiped away;
16 11    |                recognised as fulfilled may make it impossible for them
17 14conc|              the Divine Scriptures, we may understand; and that the
18 14conc|                take place after Christ may be believed to have been