Consequently, this period must chronologically succeed the ultimate universal judgment-day: when, as we are assured, both death and the invisible state of separate spirits are annihilated'.

Hence it is evident, that the two periods are altogether irreconcileable, both circumstantially and chronologically: for the one period is characterised, by the prevalence of death, and by a priority to the final day of universal judgment; while the other period is characterised, by the total extinction of death, and by a posteriority to the final day of universal judgment. Therefore it is equally evident, that the two periods cannot possibly be identical.

Such being the case, we may safely assert, that the two last chapters of the Apocalypse can only relate to the condition of the Catholic Church triumphant in heaven.

ERRATA.

Page 45, line 17. Insert the reference 2 after artificial.

20. Insert the reference 1 after weeks.

3. For use, read woe.

1. For collydrian, read collyridian.

25 note. For Millenium, read Millennium.

32 note. For the semicolon after has, supply a comma.

6 note. For the semicolon after understand, supply a comma.

13 note. For Caltorum, read Cattorum.

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