1841 William Miller Evidence from Scripture & History - A2Z.org

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or ma, ae it waa called in the p c vial B u blood,"
I understand as.trrtive war. I dtbe
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of the waters sg, Thou art righteous, 0 Lord, whlcb
art, and mst, and sldt be, becaw thou hast judged
thua For they hve shed tbe blood of eainta and
prophetq a d thou hast ven them blood to drink, for
q me 0 . Ad beard a m h aut of the altar
hy, Even 60, Lord God Almighty, true and
am thy judgmentan In these ve- we have*
rone ven, why they 'were visited with thii eco
war, kt~me,L. the precedi vial, they had &T$
blood of rinta ; which pm~O% the eq&tion( +at
tial, which I have already given, ia correct Tlw vd,
then, was poured out upon the nation8 that had 'ven
their Btrength and their power to the bed; dthe
pernmenta were Wed with war and blood. Thin vial
ma poured out about A. D. 1630, and laeted nearly fitly
pm. Spain and Portugal carried on a blood d demctive
war for more than ~ n y- y of k tim.
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Frame waa tom by civil and intedine ware d
long period. The ciril ran in Wlud began=:
kbg Charles I, 1642, which lasted with but little cemation,
until king George I. ascended the throne, in 171.1.
&man waa filled with blood, between the caatcntions
tbs 3-w leap nmi catholic which
rise to a minourn war, which lasted Yf irty yeam"
Outhriq vol. i, pap 443. Thie war ars headed, on
of tho htmtantn, by Gustavus Adolphue, king
en, who waa killed at the battle of Lutzen, A.
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