A Dictionary Of Writers On The Prophecies By The Ed Of The Investigator On Prophecy

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1835 edition. Excerpt: ...works. Wittemb. ed. tom, viii, p. 562.--Numerous sermons on passages in the prophets; among which it may be worth while to specify his sermon on the Gospel for the second Sunday in Advent, (German works, Alting. ed. tom, v, 1006, ) which has been translated into English under the title of " A very comfortable and necessary sermon in these our days, made by the right reverend father, and faithful servant of Jesus Christ, Martin Luther; concerning the coming of our Saviour Christ to judgement, and the signs that go before the last day. Which sermon is an exposition of the Gospel appointed to be read in the church on the second Sunday in Advent, and is now newly translated out of Latin into English, and something augmented and enlarged by the translator with certain notes in the margin." Lond. 1578, 8vo.--Apocalypticus, cum var. Opusc. Theolog. 1717. Lyserus, Polycarpus--Prelectiones academical in prophetas miuores. Goslariae, 1609, 4to.--Comment. in Danielem, Schola Babylonica; hoc est ecclesiastics: commentationes in primum caput Danielis. Francof. 1609, 4to.--Colossus Babylonicus quatuor mundi monarchias repraesentans; seu ecclesiastica expositio secundi capitis Danielis. Darmst. 1609,4to.--Fornax Babylonica sincerae religionis confessores probans; sive ecclesiastica expositio tertii capitis Danielis. Franc. 1610, 4to.--Cedrus Babylonica, potentes docens humilitatem, et detestans superbiam; sive ecclesiastica expositio quarti capitis Danielis. Franc. 1610, 4to.--Epulum Babylonicum, in quo causae interitus imperiorum et regnorum spectandae ob oculis proponuntur; sive ecclesiastica expositio quinti capitis Danielis. Darmst. 1610, 4to.--Aula Persica, ostendens pietatem ab invidia aulica premi, sed nequaquam opprimi; sive...

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