Mr. Boltons last and learned worke of the foure last things, death ...

^4PREPARATIONf:iith, and of undcrftanc^'ngand worldly-wifc menby a temporary faith, and that in fliorr.)^Jan(i ofPor the firft fort; thcfc fourc Dcmaunds maythe begimiing ef cafily difcovcr and dcftioy the vanity of their fpif}}eirjaiih.xku^ll fclfc-coufcnagcand foule-deceic.I. Aske them how they came by their faith,when they begun to believe, 5:c. and their ordinaryanfvvcr will be this,or the like : fVs cannot tell .we arenoj; fuch K^tlnijls or ft frof hunt hut rveehaveyRelieved ever fince rve fvere borne^j :wee have ev:rtrujledin C h r i s t > nitd made account sfHtm ou eur^naphatleare S4viour : WenevtY dottked,but that He which m^tdejs a people of ^y " ^^l^ hav€ mtrcj on us , (Ire. But now rhcfcno undeiflan- poorc deluded ignorants arc in the mcane timeHc^twlrmadc ^^^^r^ ftrangers to any vvorke ofthe fpirit of bonrhcm,wiUn'A dagc, andpangsof the new-biith, which wouldhave mercy on have taught them with awitncffc to have rakjetinotice wh'at a mighty worke and admirabletkir * formedthcdi ,will changethc glorious Sun of faving faith is wont toSTr^'^i? "° ^'^"^^ wherefoever it comes. They could neverI."''ycifcnCibly and hcmi\y cry, Wee are unckane, weeare uncleane ; we a.rcjtcke, we are hfl, we are hea^vy laden ^ we arc undone, we 6\c, we aredamn'dcxccpiyj^ dnn\zc of the wa^er of Irfej wafh in thatFomta^n^ opened fsrfinne andfr nncUannejfe-, andhave a blciTed part in the Paffion and purity ofrii hhth ani^ Esvs Christ, Src. Whereas hdw themi}kk-£e.^^^^ believer can tell you readily and experimentally,that he was fird enlightncd, convinced:Mid terrified with lighr, fenfe, and forrow forHr^n - :, aixl fo on, a--' you (hall End it T.^firuct. forcomfort, afjii^.Confc.fa^.yi^. &feq. But cfpecially