SS 4 *laid?!oftheAp.ocalyp'fe. CAP. 3 Growing veers made bed-rid ( for canye deny it ? ) Whichbringeth the Turk, Thy1Cira. upon the Chrigiánworld, thrufteth our brethren out oftheir habitá- tions, turneth them out oftheir livings, bereaveth them oftheir wives and children, and compelleth them to be carried away into moft ctte- ell fervitude,and heapethmany calamities upon us all that are further off from this burning flame of mifchief. And do not behold onely, what mifchiefs the bringeth upon you for the prefenr, but what a hor- rible death fhe will at length bring upon you that be her darling Ions. Can any man make any dueflion, that Ihall weigh thefe things- :didi_ gently withhimfelf, but that we ought all to- fee from this pci ilent ?ez ebel of Rome affoon and as far offaspoflbly we-can ?. Theholy Cho give you ears tohear. I will ufe no more words ; They that have anyheart to love -, care for, or fear Gods truth, will think it enough forthem thus tohave had a bare fignification of his divinewill and pleafure, he that will contemne this, let him be filthy.ftill. 'I will be- takemy felf to theexplainingofthofe things that remain. The third CHAPTER. 4440.4440*Nd write unto the Angel of the Church A which is at Sardis ; The fe things faith he that .,. .,g. hath the feven Spirits ofGod, and the 'feven :44+44 Stars; I know thy works: for thou haft aname shat thou liver, but thou art dead. 2 Be awake, and ftrengthen the things which remain, that are ready todie : for I have not found thyworks per- fedbefore God. 3 Remember therefore, how thou'haft received and heard, and hold fait and repent. If therefore thou wilt not watch, I will corne on thee as a thief, and thou fhalt not knowwhat hour Twill coneupon thee. 4 .NotivithAandior, thouhaft=afewnames yet in .Sardis, which have not defiled' their .°garfiìehts : and th44.1tia11 walk with me in white : for they are worthy. 5 He that overcoìileth, ?haul be clotlae4i ill white araÿ, vimd
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