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The following Books may be considered the whole of

the Writings of the Lord's last Prophets, JOHN REEVE and

LODOWICKE MUGGLE TON as far as the Church is in

possession of.

We have given the contents of each Book to render reference

more easy to those that would willingly be instructed in the know-
ledge of the true God and their own eternal salvation.

SAINT JOHN'S SQUARE.

London, A.D. 1831.

JOSEPH and ISAAC FROST.

A TRANSCENDENT SPIRITUAL TREATISE

Upon several heavenly doctrines from the Holy Spirit

of the Man Jesus, the only true GOD, sent unto all

his elect.

Of the Creation beyond the

Stars, or of the other Side of

the visible created Heavens,

where Sun, Moon, and Stars,

that shall all vanish like

Smoke together to Eternity 14

Of the creating that reprobate

Angel Serpent that beguiled

Eve and became a Man.... 17

Of the eternal Creator clothing
himself with flesh, and so be-
came a pure Man

Of the creating of Man, and

the Nature of Holy Angels

in their Creation.

Of Eliah the Prophet ascending

bodily in Heaven, to repre-

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sent the Person of God the

Father....

Of all Prophets, or Priests, or

Ministers in this World, being
false, not knowing the true
God; therefore not sent by
the God of all truth, the Man

Jesus

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Of all Heathen Magistrates,

and their Heathen Prophets,

false Worship or Image.... 46

Of the Mortality of the Soul,

and how, and when, it became

mortal

With what bodies the Elect and

the Reprobate shall appear

after Death....

How the Bodies and Spirits of
the World of the Elect Be-
lievers shall be like unto the
glorious Body of God their
Redeemer, in his Glory to

Eternity

Of some difference between the

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Glory of Men and Angels in

Glory in the Heaven above 56

A GENERAL EPISTLE

From the HOLY SPIRIT, unto all Prophets, Ministers,

or Speakers in the world.

A REMONSTRANCE FROM THE ETERNAL GOD,
Declaring several spiritual Transactions unto the Par-
liament and Commonwealth of England, unto his
Excellency, the Lord General Cromwell, the Council
of State, the Council of War, and to all that love the
second appearing of the Lord Jesus, the only wise
God and everlasting Father, blessed for ever.

Of our humble requests in be-
half of the chosen of God,

unto all the chief powers of

England....

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A DIVINE LOOKING GLASS; or the Third and last
Testament of our LORD JESUS CHRIST, whose per-
sonal residence is seated on his throne of eternal
glory in another world.

CHAP. 1.

CONTENTS.

PAGE.

PAGE. IV. 1. Of the angels further.

2. Of the nature of

pure rea-

son. 3. Of the divine nature.

4. Wherein they differ. 5.

The angels were under the

moral law which was writ-

ten in their natures. 6. The

Creator above all law. 7. A

necessity of supplying the an-

gels with continued revela-

tions from the Creator. 8.

He that was above all law,

made himself under the law,

by becoming flesh. 9. Who

is Antichrist. 10. No joy

in God without a form. 11

Death an enemy to all kind

of life in God, angels & men. 14

1. From whence all Writings

proceed. 2. A necessity of

extraordinary light to satisfy

or silence curious questions.

3. The names of the two last

Witnesses, and the time of

their call. 4. The highest

queries concerning the eter-

nal estate of mankind. 5. Of

the form and nature of God

from all eternity, who conti-

nually increaseth. 6. The

person of God is the object

of true faith. 7. No reason

in God. 8. The purest rea-

son in man cannot understand

the Scriptures.....

II. 1. What the substances of

earth and water were from

eternity. 2. A great secret

revealed concerning death &

bell. 3. Concerning the hea-

vens above. 4. Earth and

water not eternally glorious.

5. The residence of the Cre-

ator. 6. Earth and water

uncreated substances....

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V. 1. The cause of the angels

fall, and the fruit thereof. 2.

The condition of the elect

angels. 3. The spiritual na-

ture of the fallen angel re-

mained, and what names are

given to him. 4. An objec-

tion, and the answer, con-

cerning two vessels. 5. Of

the fallen angel and Adam.

6. No distinction between

God and the Creature, but

by names and natures. 7.

Election and reprobation

proved by divers Scriptures. 22

VI. 1. Of the Scripture records.

2. Of the ignorance of men

that deify or vilify them. 3.

The Prophet's prayer in the

conclusion

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