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And
the fifth. Re 9:12 Re 9:13 Re 8:6-8 Re 8:10 Re 8:12 Re 11:14 Re 11:15
a star. Re 1:20 Re 8:10 Isa 14:12 Lu 10:18 2Th 2:3-8 2Ti 3:1-5
the bottomless. Re 9:2 Re 9:11 Re 17:8 Re 20:10 Lu 8:31 Ro 10:7
14 Four angels are let loose, that were bound.
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And
there. Re 9:17 Re 14:11 Ge 15:17 Ge 19:28 Isa 14:31 Joe 2:30 Ac 2:19
and the sun. Re 8:12 Ex 10:21-23 Joe 2:2 Joe 2:10
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And
locusts. Ex 10:4-15 Re 6:12 Isa 33:4 Joe 1:4 Joe 2:25 Na 3:15 Na 3:17
as. Re 9:5 Re 9:10 Re 9:11 De 8:15 1Ki 12:11 Eze 2:6 Lu 10:19
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And
that they. Re 6:6 Re 7:3 Job 1:10 Job 1:12 Ps 76:10 Mt 24:24 2Ti 3:8 2Ti 3:9
hurt. Re 8:7
which. Re 7:3 Re 7:4 Re 14:1 Ex 12:23 Job 2:6 Eze 9:4 Eze 9:6 Eph 4:30
but.Corrupt and idolatrous Christians; against whom the Saracens chiefly prevailed.
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And
it was. Re 13:5 Re 13:7 Da 5:18-22 Da 7:6 Joh 19:11
they should not.That is, should not kill them as a political body, state, or empire; and accordingly, however they desolated the Greek and Latin churches, they could not extirpate them, nor gain possession of the empire. Re 11:7 Job 2:6
they should be. Re 9:10
and their. Re 9:3
five.Five prophetical months, each consisting of 30 days, and each day denoting a year, amount to 150 years; and accordingly, from the time that Mohammed began to propagate his imposture A.D. 612, the building of Bagdad, when they ceased from their ravages, A.D. 763, are just 150 years.
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And in those days shall men seek death and shall not find it and
shall men. Re 6:16 2Sa 1:9 Job 3:20-22 Job 7:15 Job 7:16 Isa 2:19 Jer 8:3 Ho 10:8 Joh 4:8 Joh 4:9 Lu 23:30
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And
8
And
9
And
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And
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And
they had. Re 12:9 Joh 12:31 Joh 14:30 Joh 16:11 2Co 4:4 Eph 2:2 1Jo 4:4 1Jo 5:19
the angel. Re 9:1
Abaddon. that is, a destroyer. Joh 8:44
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One woe
two. Re 9:13-21 Re 8:13 Re 11:14
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And
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Saying
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And
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And
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And thus
having.This appears to point out the scarlet, blue and yellow colours, for which the Turks have always been remarkable. The "four angels bound in the Euphrates" denote their four sultanies bordering on that river, where they were confined till after the period of the Crusades. The time for which they were prepared, "an hour, and a day, and a month, and a year," computing a year for each day, amounts to 391 years, 15 days; and from their first conquest over the Christians, A.D. 1281, to the taking of Cameniec from the Poles, A.D. 1672, which was the last conquest by which their dominion was extended, is exactly that period. Re 9:9
jacinth. Re 21:20
brimstone. Re 9:18 Re 14:10 Re 19:20 Re 21:8 Ge 19:24 Ps 11:6 Isa 30:33 Eze 33:22
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By these three
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For their power is in their mouth and in their tails for their tails
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And
yet. Re 9:21 Re 2:21 Re 2:22 Re 16:8 De 31:29 2Ch 28:22 Jer 5:3 Jer 8:4-6 Mt 21:32 2Co 12:21
worship. Le 17:7 De 32:17 2Ki 22:17 2Ch 34:25 Ps 106:37 Isa 2:8 Jer 25:6 Jer 44:8 Ac 7:41 Ac 19:26 1Co 10:20 1Co 10:21 1Ti 4:1
and idols. Ps 115:4-8 Ps 135:15-18 Isa 40:19 Isa 40:20 Isa 41:7 Isa 42:17 Isa 42:18 Isa 44:9-20 Isa 46:5-7 Jer 10:3-5 Jer 10:8 Jer 10:9 Jer 10:14 Jer 10:15 Jer 15:19 Jer 15:20 Jer 51:17 Da 5:23 Hab 2:18-20 Ac 17:29 Ro 1:21-23
And the.That is, those of the Latin and Greek churches, who escaped destruction, still persisted in their idolatrous worship of demons, etc.
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Neither
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