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Notice now the earth is…Well, you turn over into the Book of Revelation, you can see how he measured it by the cubits and by the furlongs. Twenty-three hundred…So now we find out that the—the City is measured, '''“fifteen hundred miles” square.''' | Notice now the earth is…Well, you turn over into the Book of Revelation, you can see how he measured it by the cubits and by the furlongs. Twenty-three hundred…So now we find out that the—the City is measured, '''“fifteen hundred miles” square.''' | ||
You know how far that would reach? I measured it off, this week. It would reach from Maine to Florida, and from the '''eastern seaboard to six hundred miles apast, west of the Mississippi'''. In other words, '''half of the United States''', just for the City. You say, “There ain’t no room.” | You know how far that would reach? '''''I measured it off, this week.''''' It would reach from Maine to Florida, and from the '''eastern seaboard to six hundred miles apast, west of the Mississippi'''. In other words, '''half of the United States''', just for the City. You say, “There ain’t no room.” | ||
When the sea is gone there will be, ’cause pretty near four fifths of it’s in water. That right? The explosion dries up the sea, erupts the earth. Oh, my! Remember, '''fifteen hundred miles square''', what a City! And, but, remember, the sea is gone. | When the sea is gone there will be, ’cause pretty near four fifths of it’s in water. That right? The explosion dries up the sea, erupts the earth. Oh, my! Remember, '''fifteen hundred miles square''', what a City! And, but, remember, the sea is gone. | ||