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

9^.OF 'JUDGEMENT.The terrdr ofMet.z5.41.expounded.^ Though theearth,: be laid out wiithy colours to thine eternallconfufion. Never thcrfore go about, or encouragethy felfbto commit any fin, becaufe it-is mid-nightor thatthe doores are lockt upon thee 5 becaufethou art alone, and no mortali eye feeth thee, neidierisiitpoffiblctobc^deveal'di (And yet Imufttell thee by the way ,fecret villanies have and maybe difcoVered, i. In fleepe. 2. Out of horrour ofconfcienoe.or intimeof diftraifiiion.) Foivfuppofe-itbeconceakd,and ly;e hid in as great darkneflcjas;it was coramittedjuntill the laft and great Day: yetthen fhallit out with a witnefTcand be as legible inthy forc-Jiead,as if it were writ with the brighteftftarres,ortlie raoft gliJlcFiag Sun-beame upon awallofChriftall.-.4. In what awofull cafe thy heavy heart willbe,and with what ftrangeterrour, tremblBrtg, anddefperate rage, it muft needs be poflfeft, and rdntin pceces,when thou fhalt heare that dreadfull fentenccof damnation to eternall torments ^ndhorrour, pronounced over thine head: Bepdrtfentenctbe pro- fiomme ^thou curfed wretch into everlafting freynouHceJ gcHe-^f^^^edfir the Divell and his angels : .Every wordreprfbatem/i breathes out nothing but fire and brimftone, venta^eittohim^geauce and woe, bites deeper, and terrifies more[elfe with inp- ^ *nite anguifljoj^pint by pdrticulAr application. Qu^citlsafcholaflicis, utrumufta gcncralifentcatia, & eledi tccipiendi fint in coelutn, & reprobi conjicieAdi ingehennam.Sane fie videtur, quia non nifi genecalis a Mattheo fentf ntia adfertur. Tatnen dixeritaliquiSjOpus effe,utfm {ingulisfenTentia dicatur,quia & prsemiorum & poenaium certiemat gradus.Ad hoc pleriq, refpoadent, fcnfibili quidem voce pronunciatijm iii fententiamgcaeiolein : fedeaoijquia.pirticulatiai omnflsf