Chap. XI. The Explication of the 14th Chapter. The vifion of the harvest, and the vintage: the harvest of the Reformation, made in the age last past; the vintage is the Reformation, which shall be made this prefent age. 224 Chap. XII. The Explication of that part of the 11th Chapter, where the last perfecution made by Antichrift is fore-told, which is the prefent perfecution in France. The death of the two witnesses, who shall not be buried, by means of the fuccour brought by the enemies of France. 236 Chap. XIII. The refurrection of the two Witneffes. The Reformation shall within a few years rife again in FRANCE: after that, it shall be establisht by Royal Authority, FRANCE shall renounce Popery, and that Kingdom shall be converted. 251 Chap. XIV. Obfervations upon the 17,18,19. Chapt. of the Revelation, concerning the fall of Antichrifts Kingdom. A brief Methodizing of the events, which the H. Ghoft bad difplaced in the Vifions. 270 Chap. XV. The Reason why in this work we speak of fome things fo pofitively. The linking together of our Principles, fuffers us not to doubt, that we now are at the end of the reign of the Papacy. Chap. XVI. Of the thousand years reign. That in all the past time, there is not a time to be found, wherein Satan hath been bound. Four heads of arguments to prove this reign. The first is, the fifth Monarchy, fo plainly promised to the Saints. 285 Chap. XVII. The fecond spring of Arguments to prove the thousand years reign, is the reign promifed to the Iews. The promises made to them, have not been fulfilled, but must be. The converfion of St. Paul aType of that of the whole Nation. Chap. XVIII. The third Head of Arguments for the future 277 294 future Kingdom of Chrift and the Church. So many Prophecies which concern the compleat Victories of X.Chrift, the Holiness of the Church, and its perfect profperity, which have never yet been accomplisht. 312 Chap. XIX. The fourth Head of Arguments, for the reign of a thousand years, are the Types. Four Types of this Period; the Principal is the feventh day of the Creation, which is not an immediate Type of Eternal Reft, but of the Peace of the Church on Earth. Chap. XX. The Type of the Creation hath not been well explained: We must make a Syftem of it. Prine ciples to establish that Syftem; the division of the duration of the Church into feven Periods, anfwering to the feven days of the Creation. 326 Chap. XXI. The Explication of the Mysteries fignified by the Chaos, by the Creation of Light, by the feparation of the Waters, and by the Creation of the Plants. The first days of the Creation, and the three firft Periods of the Church. 334 Chap. XXII. Explication of the Mysteries of the four Laft days of the Creation. 345 Chap. XXIII. A farther Confirmation of the future profperity of the Church upon Earth. The 21 and 22. Chap. of the Apocalypfe interpreted: that in thofe Chapters the Church is defcribed as victorions upon Earth, and not as Triumphant in Heaven. 357 Chap. XXIV. The Characters of the Kingdom of the Church. Eight are certain, and five doubtfull. What shall happen after this Kingdom. What is meant by Gog and Magog. There shall probably be a leffer kind of Antichrift a little before the end of the World. 375 Chap THE ACCOMPLISHMENT OF THE PROPHECIES, OR THE Approaching Deliverance of the CHURCH. THE FIRST PART. Of the Establishment of the AntichriftianEmpire, & it's Characters. CHAP. I. Of the Seven Epiftles to the Seven Churches. That in all probability they are not Prophetical. The Thoughts of Interpreters thereupon. Hen I undertook this Work, I had no Design to make a compleat Commentary on that which is Prophetical in the Revelations, as did appear in the firft Edition: However, when I obferved B that |