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Roger De Hoveden
The Annals vol.2., From A.D. 1180 To A.D. 1201.

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Roger De Hoveden
The Annals vol.2., From A.D. 1180 To A.D. 1201.
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which cities our Lord speaks in terms of censure, saying : " Woe unto thee, Bethsaida ! woe unto thee, Chorazin !" Antichrist wiB also have magicians, sorcerers, diviners and enchanters, who, the DevB so inspiring them, wiB nurture him and educate him in aB iniquities and falsehood, and in the foul art, and evB spirits shaB be his guides, associates, and sole companions. Then shaH they come to Jerusalem, and aB Christians whom he shaB not be enabled to convert to his own ways, he wiB slay with various torments, and wBl prepare to make his abode in the holy Temple. The Temple also which was destroyed, and which Solomon dedicated to God, he shaU restore to its former state, and shaB circumcise himself, and shall lyingly assert that he is the son of ABnighty God. Kings and princes also wBl he first make converts of, and then through them, of other persons ; whBe he wBl travel over the places where our Lord Christ walked, and wiB first lay waste what the Lord so rendered glorious. Then, throughout the whole world wiB he send forth his messengers and his preachers. And his preaching and power shaB extend from sea to sea, from east to west, from north to south. Many signs therefore wiB he give, great and unheard-of miracles ; he wiB cause fire to come in a dreadful manner from heaven, trees to blossom hi a moment and then to wither away, the sea to be aroused and suddenly to be tranquillized, the natural forms of things to be changed into various shapes ; the courses and tides of rivers to be changed, the air to be agitated with winds and commotions, besides innumerable other things of wondrous nature. The dead shall even be raised in the sight of men, so that, if possible, even the elect may be led into error. For when they shaB behold signs so great and of such a nature, even those who are perfect and the elect of God, shaB be Hi doubt, whether or not this is Christ, who, according to the Scriptures, was to come at the end of the world. But he shaB cause persecution in every clime against the Christians and aB the elect; and shaB upraise himseB' against the faithful in three ways; that is to say, by terror, by gifts, and by miracles. To those who believe in him he wBl give abundance of gold and of sBver ; those whom he shaB not be able to corrupt with bribes he wiB conquer by terror : those whom he shaB not be able to conquer by terror, he wBl attempt to lead astray by signs and miracles ; and those upon whom by signs and nuracles he can make no effect, he will


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