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It is not, then, a destruction and total emotion of the state things of the nations; but a change, translation, and a new-moulding of them, that is here intimated. They shall be shuffled together, almost into their primitive confusion, and come out new-moulded, for the interest of the Lord Jesus.

John Owen — The Shaking and Translating of Heaven and Earth (Sermon on Heb. 12:27)

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Sermon on Hebrews 12:27, preached to the House of Commons, 19 April 1649 (Goold, Works, vol. 8, Sermon V)
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