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John Trapp on Zechariah 14:6

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Zechariah14:6

Verſe 6. And it ſhall come to paſſe in that day] that is, ſaith Diod uc, after the deſtruction of Antichriſt ſhall the ſon of God come in, who ſhall bring the Church into its glory: where, without any viciſſitude or variation of day and night, of calamity and proſperity, of knowledge and ignorance, it ſhall enjoy eternall light by the ſight of God, Iſai. 16.19, 20. Rev. 21.23. and 22.5. Thus he. Betwixt this fall of Antichriſt and the Conſummation of all, ſome place the full and finall reſtauration of the Iews, and make this a deſcription of that glorious Church they ſhall then erect. There ſhall be no darkneſſe, but perpetuall light. It ſhall not be ſaith our Prophet here, ſometime clear, ſometimes miſtie, (variable and uncertain weather, now fair, now foule) but one day, not of day and night: for in the evening when night is wont to come it ſhall be light: as if he ſhould ſay, it ſhall be alwaies day and no night [non-Latin text not transcribed] a nightleſſe day, a morning without cloudes, a clear ſhining after raine, as David in another caſe, 2 Sam. 22.4.Hereſ[illegible: 1 letter]ath d[illegible: 1 letter] re ruſt. and as[illegible: 1 letter]vith the Hyperborians the whole halfe year is ſaid to be but one continuate day; ſo that they ſowe and reape in a day.

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