A Commentarie Upon the Book of the Revelation - James Durham

Excerpt from A Commentarie Upon the Book of the Revelation: Wherein the Text Is Explained, the Series of the Several Prophecies Contained in That Book, Deduced According to Their Order and Dependance Upon Each Other
Ihe Epis'ile [peaketh to theman I Ithall add: but'this one word 7 hat from the day 1 was imployeti h) the Preslycrie to preach and pray and to impofe with others hand: upon him for the/hindi; at Glafgow I did/lire to the very la}? Whine in great and'uninttrrupted lore and in an high cfiimr tion of his egregious entitlements whichmade him to me precious'amoug the mofi excellent Divine: 1 have. Been acquaintednrith in the whole '0 it, were the good pleafitre 0f the Mallet of the Vineyard to plant man fut/r noble Vines in this Land! 1 hope many more ofhit Labour: shall follow thitfif t 5m; that the more Quickly as this doth receive the due and enpzeltd a, cegttmcc.
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