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what
meant
Gy
the Kingdom- of
'leaven.
when
it fti;h,
Al
old
things are
done
away ,
and all
things
re
become new
;
which
ne.l,v
wo:
ld
is
begun
in
the
work
of
,trace
.
in the hearts
of
the Saints,
and fo
carryed
on
till
it
comes
to
rernall
Glory.
Jtins
Chri
i
he
is
the.
Kin
of that world,
as
for
the
ocher
it's
fpoild
and
mull come
to
confufion.
Now
be-
fo:
e
Chrilts
coming
actually
in
taking
lied,
upon
him
,
there
were
lame.
Rayes
of
his
Glory
that
did
thine unto the forefa-
thers,but
incorparifòn
of
what was
to
be
don-e
after the Mef
lias
came, this kingdome
was
not fet
up
:
For
the Adminiftra-
Lion
of
things
in the times
of
the
Law,
it's
not call'd the
king-
dome
of
Heaven: The Jewes
they
waited
for
the kingdome
of
the
Me;fas,and the kingdome
of the
Meilïas
that they
'wai-
ted
for,
it
ij this
kingdome of Heaven
that
is
herefpoken ofin
this
Text
:
When
Chrift
was
mere
coning
into
the world,
this great
King,
he fends
his
Harbinger before (John
the
Bap
-
tíít)
toproclaiine that
he
was
coming, and
that there
was
a
new kingdome to
corne
into
;the
world
;
Therefore
faith-johns,
Repent
for
the
li
gdome of
heaven
ss
at
hand; He
did
not meane
there
by
Repent,
Repent
becaufe you
mutt goe to
He veil,
goe and
be.
Glorified
will
God
in
Heaven;
But
as
if
he
i1
louid
fay, Oh
now
is
the
kingdome
of
the
Meflias
at hand,
within
a
few moneths Jefus
hrift
is
coming, and will áppeare
to
be King,and
the
Gofpel
will
be made
more
deere
to
you
within
a
(malt
time
the
kingdome
of
the
Meflïah (hall
be
fet
up, Repent therefore and turne
from your wickedneffe,
that
you may have
the benefit
of
the
kingdome
of
the
Mefiiah
when
it
comes
to be
fet up
:
and
it
is
said
therefore, That
from
the
tirríe
of John
the
Baptft,
the
kingdome
of
heaven
fuf
é-
red
violence.
It
may
appeare
then
that
the kingdome
of
Hea-
ven
was
in
the time of John
the
Baptift
:
The
meaning of
it
was
this
:
That
John Baptift being
the
Harbinger
o:
this
kingdome, when
l
eople
did
but
heare
that the
kingdaiae
of
the
Meffiah was
at hand,
their
hearts were fet
onfire
zfter
it,
'and
there
was
a
kind
of
holy
violence
to
beare
&Awe all
kind
-of
difñcultie
and onpofition.;
They
were-refolved
iith
them-
pelves,
whitfoever
becomes
of
us,
we will
endepvour
to
the
uttermoff, at leafy that
we might
have
our part
in
the good
thin