#6á hvtlotken ofthe Apoealypfe, CAP.3o The 14 Chapter. Hen I beheld, and loe a Lambe floodon Mount S ion, and with him an hundred forty and four thoufand, having his fathers namewrittenon their foreheads. 2 And I heard a voice from -leaven, as the found of many waters, and as the found ofa great thunder : and I heard thevoyceofHarpers harpingwith their Harpes. 3 And who did fing as it were a new long before the throne, and before thofe foure Beaffs, and thofe Elders : and no man could learne that long, but thofe hundreth forty and loure thoufand, to wit, thofe which werebought from the earth. q. Thefe are they which were not defiled with wo- men, for they are Virgins : thefe follow the Lambe whitherfoever hegoeth : thefe are bought frommen, be- ing the&rff fruits to Godand to the Lambe. 5 And in whofe mouth was foundno guile ; for they . are without fpot before the throneofGod. d Then I faw another Angell flying in themiddefl of heaven, havingan everlaffing Gofpell , to preach to them that dwell on the earth, and toevery Nation, andTribe, andTongue, and People. 7 Saying with a loud voyce, feare Cod and giveglory tohim : for the houreof his judgement is come, and wor- fhip himwhich madeheaven and earth, and the fea,and the fountains ofwaters. 8 And there followed another Angell, faying ; It is fal- len, it is fallen, Babylon the great City , becaufe Thee gave thewine ofthe wrathofher fornication todrink to all Nations. 9 And
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