iii. 12). "... (Queen Elizabeth, from A. D. 1558 to 1566). _And this_ WORD _yet once more_ (by a second Elizabeth)--the WORD of his oath, _signifieth_ (at John Scott's baptism of the Holy Ghost) _the removing of those things_ (those Gods and those doctrines) _that are made_ (according the Creeds and Commandments of men) _that those things_ (in the moral law of God) _which cannot be shaken_ (as a rule of faith and practice) _may remain; wherefore we receiving_ (from Elizabeth) _a kingdom_ (of God) _which cannot be moved_ (by Satan) _let us have grace_ (in his grace of Canterbury) _whereby we may serve God acceptably_ (with the acceptable sacrifice of Elizabeth's body and blood of the communion of the Holy Ghost) _with reverence_ (for truth) _and godly fear_ (of the unpardonable sin of blasphemy against the Holy Ghost), _for our God_ (the Holy Ghost) _is a consuming fire_ (to the nation that will not serve him in the Cottle Church). We cannot defend ourselves against the Almighty, and if He is our defence, no nation can invade us. "In verse 4 the Church of St. Peter is _in prison between four quaternions of Soldiers_--the Holy Alliance of 1815. Rev. vii. 1. Elizabeth, _the Angel of the Lord_ Jesus _appears_ to the Jewish and Christian body with _the vision_ of prophecy to the Rev. Geo. Clayton and his clerical brethren, April 8th, 1839. _Rhoda_ was the name of her maid at Putney Terrace who used _to open the door to her Peter_, the Rev. Robert Ashton, the Pastor of 'the little flock' 'of 120 names together, assembled in an upper (school) room' at Putney Chapel, to which little flock she gave the revelation (Acts i. 13, 15) _of Jesus the same_ King of the Jews _yesterday_ at the prayer meeting, December 31, 1841, _and to-day_, January 1, 1842, _and for ever_. See book of Life, page 24. Matt. xviii. 19; xxi. 13-16. In verse 6 the Italian body of St. Peter _is sleeping_ 'in the second death' _between the two_ Imperial _soldiers_ of France and Austria. The Emperor of France from January 1 to July 11, 1859, causes the Italian _chains of St. Peter to fall off from his_ Imperial _hands_. "_I say unto thee_, Robert Ashton, _thou art Peter_, a stone, _and upon this rock_, of truth, _will I_ Elizabeth, the Angel of Jesus, _build my_ Cottle _Church, and the gates of hell_, the doors of St. Peter at Rome, shall not prevail against it--Matt. xvi. 18; Rev. iii. 7-12." [20] We hope to see these interesting accounts of real "curiosities of literature" reprinted in a separate volume.