Arise Evans the English prophet, or, His wounderful prophesies and revelations revived and revealed who in them foretold His Majesties happy restauration without blood-shed
With many other admirable predictions already come to pass, as may be attested by thousands yet living, and more wonderful things which shall yet come to pass, particularly the futur transcendent glories of His Majesty and the event of the present war with Holland. The originals from whence those wonderful prophesies or predictions were extracted and published in the years 1652 and 1656. Are now to be seens at Blacklocks Coffee-House at the Turks-Head in Ivy-Lane where you may be further satisfied
by Arise Evans
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- 17th century
- Language: English
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Traditions: Prophecy, oracles, and revelation
Subjects: Early works to 1800, History, Prophecies, forecasting
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With many other admirable predictions already come to pass, as may be attested by thousands yet living, and more wonderful things which shall yet come to pass, particularly the futur transcendent glories of His Majesty and the event of the present war with Holland. The originals from whence those wonderful prophesies or predictions were extracted and published in the years 1652 and 1656. Are now to be seens at Blacklocks Coffee-House at the Turks-Head in Ivy-Lane where you may be further satisfied Open Library record | 1672 | Printed by P. L. for Joseph Blacklock, at the Turks head in Ivy-lane. | English | — | No ebook |
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