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This book was doubtless written to be understood, for John was commanded not to seal up the sayings it contains, but to leave them open for the instruction and consolation of believers in every age. It is no presumption therefore, to assert that it can be under stood, and he is pronounced blessed or happy who keepeth the sayings of this prophecy. To keep them implies an understand ing of them, and a belief of them. Indeed, a revelation which cannot be understood is no revelation at all.
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