A Full relation of the wonderful appearance of an angel, in the Parish-Church of Gainsbury, in Lincolnshire, on Christmas-Day last, in the morning.--
From whom was obtain'd a prophecy of things that should come to pass in Europe; but more especially in England and France: the first of which kingdoms is threatned [sic] with several judgments, on account of their great misimprovement of peculiar privileges:-- whilst the latter, notwithstanding their endeavours to become great, will be totally destroyed by discord among themselves, &c. &c. : The whole being a loud call to repentance. : Printed at the request of the parishoners.
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Traditions: Demonology, angelology, and possession, Prophecy, oracles, and revelation
Subjects: Prophecies, angels, Visions
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| Edition | Date | Publisher | Language | ISBN | Access | Links |
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From whom was obtain'd a prophecy of things that should come to pass in Europe; but more especially in England and France: the first of which kingdoms is threatned [sic] with several judgments, on account of their great misimprovement of peculiar privileges:-- whilst the latter, notwithstanding their endeavours to become great, will be totally destroyed by discord among themselves, &c. &c. : The whole being a loud call to repentance. : Printed at the request of the parishoners. Open Library record | 1761 | Printed and sold [by Fowle & Draper] at the printing-office in Marlborough-Street, Boston. (Price 4 coppers single.) | English | — | No ebook |
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