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John Trapp on Zechariah 14:7

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Zechariah14:7

Verſe 7. Which ſhall be known to the Lord] And that ſhould ſuffice us, without further curious enquiries,Calvin. de re nobis & toti mundo abſcondita, concerning the ſet times and the ſeaſons which the Father hath put in his own power, Act. 1.7. The Muſcovites uſe to ſay in a darke point, in a difficult queſtion, God and our great Duke know all this; Heyl. Geor: And in other talk, all we enjoy health, and life, & all from our great Duke: therefore let us leave all to him. hould not we much more to God? Time hath already confuted thoſe learned men, who from Dan. 12.11. pitched their calculation for the Jewes reſtauration upon the year 1650. Thoſe that ſhall live a few years longer ſhall ſee what will become of their confidence? who have undertaken to prove out of Daniel and the Revelation, Clavis Apocalypt p. 134.136. that the Prophetical numbers come to an end with the year of our Lord 1655. becauſe then the ſeventh Trumpet ſhall ſound; and then the ſix thouſand years from the Creation of the world do expire as they compute.

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