 | 48. Biblia, Revelation, ''Coronis'';
Diary
, II,
passim
.
|
| 49. (Cambridge, Mass., 1691), text caption.
|
| 50. Mather had just read Jurieu's commentary on the vials, but he was not completely convinced by the argument. See
Things To Be Look'd For
, 42-43.
|
| 51. Jurieu,
Accomplishment of the Scripture Prophecies
, 78-224; Mather,
Things To Be Look'd For
, 42-43;
Midnight Cry
, 1-9, 30-32, 63.
|
| 52. Mather,
Things To Be Look'd
For, 32, 39-40.
|
| 53.
Midnight Cry
, 60.
|
| 54. Cotton Mather,
The Wonders of the Invisible World
, 26-27.
|
| 55. Composed in 1692.
|
| 56. Mather,
Wonders
, 22-25, and
passim; Things To Be Look'd For
, 32, 54-55. Mather said about this time, "I am verily perswaded, There are Some already Born, who shall see the most Glorious Revolutions that ever happened in any former ages. . . ." This age, he explained, was "in the very Dawns of our Lords Coming to Destroy the Wicked one."
Winter-Meditations
, 51.
|
| 57. Cotton Mather, himself, never insisted that his predictions were wholly exact.
|
| 58. Mather,
Diary
, I, 261-62.
|
| 59.
Ibid
. I, 262.
|
| 60.
Ibid
. I, 261-62.
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