 | 14. Cotton Mather,
Perswasions From The Terror of the Lord
, 20-28; and
Terra Beata
, 18-25. See also, Chapter 14, above. Increase Mather made the same points in his chiliasm.
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| 15. See, for example, Mather's
Theopolis Americana
(Boston, 1710).
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| 16. Mather,
Perswasions From the Terror of the Lord
, 28.
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| 17.
Ibid
. 28-29.
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| 18. Cotton Mather,
The Stone Cut Out of the Mountain
, 2-8; and
passim; Malachi
, 81 and
passim
.
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| 19. Mather,
Things To Be Look'd For
, 50-56.
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| 20. Calef's charge came in
More Wonders of the Invisible World
(London, 1700). The ministers' response, including Cotton Mather's, in Obadiah Gill and others,
Some Few Remarks Upon A Scandalous Book
(Boston, 1701).
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| 21. Cotton Mather's ideas about Satan may be studied in his
Batteries Upon The Kingdom of the Devil
(London, 1695); and
The Armour of Christianity
. The Devil is a prominent figure in the Biblia and in Triparadisus.
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| 22. Mather, Triparadisus, Pt. III, Sect. VIII for the quotation. This section describes the conflagration in great detail. See also Mather's,
Things To Be Look'd For
, 67-68;
A Midnight Cry
, 22-24;
Things For a Distress'd People to Think Upon
(Boston, 1696), 34-37;
The World Alarm'd
, 3-5.
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| 23. Mather, Triparadisus, Pt. III, Sect. VII, X; Biblia, Revelation, 22.
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| 24. Cotton Mather, Psalterium Americahum (Boston, 1718), xxix-xxxi; and Triparadisus, Pt. III, Sect. III.
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| 25. Mather, Triparadisus, Pt. III, Sect. VIII.
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