1 Chain ofPrinciples. 479 Gouge , i n the year 162, t. But the ful- Exerc. 4. left accompliflhm.ent of it, is referved for that period after which time (hall be no more ; when all the Ilrael ofGod fhall be watered with that pure rive r of life clear as Chriftal, pro- ceeding out of the throne ofGod, and of the Lamb, fpoken of in the laft of the revelation. Of this period, I finde the place expounded by popifh Commentatours , by name SanEtius , Heeacld,'cn Cornelius d Lapide, andTirirzus the Taft ludtciie,tir_et?o Cladi:cs qrs® whereof underítands by the vineyard tuncacridcner y elt /Cì of red wine Ecclefiam beatorum the teatia licdi. Church Triumphant : yea , and by `16 '61" fome alto ofour own writers Oeco= lampadius in particular, who faith, The things there fpoken of, have reef to the day of judgement. §. 6. The Corollary from hence fhould be that of S. Peter ; a ferious leffon of calling all our care upon God, I Per, 507., fr he caret) for us. This hath been by experience found the onely belt way of obtaining Chriftian tranquillity of Q1/4q q minde
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