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

OF JUDGEMENT. 93To ^/eparPbut intojf^"^ .•than ten thoufand Scorpions ftings.from that glorious prcicncc were hell enough:but thou muft alfo goe with a cur/e : not onciy [o,and that muft be evcrUfitngj fed continuallywith infinite rivers of brimllone.r.nd keptftill in flame and fiercenefle, by the unquenchablewrath ofthe moft juft God, thorow all eternity.And in that horrible dungeon and fiery lake, tlioufhalt never have other company or comforters butwicked Divcis, and they infulting over thee everlaftinglywith much heUifli fpite, and ftinging exprobrations,for negleding fo great falvationthy life long; and lofing Heaven, for fomc bafcluft, and! believing their lies. If the drowning ofthe old world, fwallowing up oi Korah and hiscompliees> burning up of Sodome with brimftone,were attended with fuch terrours, and hideouscait^cri^s : How infinitly tranfcendenr to all poffibilityofconceipt, exprelfion, or bcliefe,will theconfuiioHs and tremblings of that Day be ; whenfomany millions of menfljall be dragg'd downcwithailltheDivels of Hell, to torments withoutend, and paft imagination. There was horriblefcryking,when thofe five filthy cities firft felt fireand biimftonc drop downc upon their heads;whenthofc rebels iaw the ground cleai/e 4 finder ;^nAthemfelves arfdall theirs gee down quieke into thefit'j when all the fonnes and daughters o^^dnrrtfound the floud rifing and ready to over- flowthemall at once: But the moft horrid ciy that e-v^rwas heardjoreverftiallbein Heaven or Earth,iBthis worldyOithe Worldtoconie,willbc then,wh«nall