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he context,
which imraediately opens upon ns the destnic^
tive deluge of the seveQthvial; beginning with
the judgment upon Babylon, fiist her convulsive
distraction into three parts, and then her titter de-
itruction; which, being dcacribcd in the two fol-
lowing chapters, we find to he brought abotit by
roeanii nf the ten hornft of the beast, Iier own
kingly fKiwers, not the kings of the East, but
the kinp of the Roman earth. It i& very im-
portant to kuow, that these kings of the East
have no hand in the destruction of Babylon ; in*
aflmuch as it guards us againt^t a misinterpretation
into which it i» very eas*y to fall. The drying
up of the waters uf the riVL-r, being hO immL-di-
ately succeeded by the destruction of the mystical
Babylon, might have led us to sappote that tho
whole event was typified in the o\criUrow of the
literal Babylon* which the Mcde^aiid Uic Persians
effected by turning the waters of the river inlo
another bed, and so preparing themselves a way
into the city. We should then have been con-
strained to conclude, that these kings of the East
were brought up on very purpose to destroy the
mystical Babylon \ from which conclusion we are
guarded by the interpretation of the augel, who
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972 THE DRVIKO IP or THE EUPIIBATtS. [Dk
expresisly givctli Ukif» worii into the bands of tl
ten kings which are confcdcraic with the beaul
Rev, xvii. 16,
We arc therefore etill at muz, to diRcovcrfc
what end ihetrC kings of the Ea&l hare their wa]
prepared by the inlrstking aiid drying up of
waterfi of the great river Euphrates, »eemg it
Q&t for the defltruction of Babylon they are broughl
up. Now^ it ii ^id m the text, that they
mustered nion; with the r«6t to the battle or w:
of the great day of God Almighty* And we fti
that those ten kings oftbe earth, immediately al
they hare de<ttroyed the whore of Babylon,
proceef) to make wi^r with the I-imh, '* mid tli
Lamb shall overcome them ; for he is Lord
lord*, and King of kings : and they that are ^i
him are called, and faithful, and cbofien/' Noi
upon looking forward to the xixth chapter,
find the particulars of thb war of the great di
of God Almighty, in which are arrayed agaii
the King of kiog« and Lord of lord«, and agaii
his faithful fihUowerv, the beatt and the kn^
the earth, thoee same powers who had destroy
Babyhw, lod were aimouDced w about to cntcf'
iMratfter iii>oti the wmr with the Lamb, and hia^
cbosen and ^thful ones, in which wai the bcallfl
and the fals« prophet; that b* aa we shall ice
herraner, and baiv proved
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