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

OF H EL L^ 95_blafpheraingofG o d Himfdfe blefTed for ever;what tearing their hairc and gnafliing of teeth 5what wailing and wringing of hands 5 what defperateroaring; what hideous yeHing, filling heaven,sndeaiThjandhelld"^. No tongue can tell, noheart can thinke ! Be fore-warned then ,in a word.To thirftjlong and labour infinitely more to haveJesvs Christ intheraeanctime,fayintheMiniftery to thy truly humbled foule ; lam thyfalnjAtion; than to be Poffeflour (ifit were pofrible)ofall the riches, glory and pleafures of moc worlds,than there are ftarres in heaven.About Hell, Confider,I. ThePaine oflolfe. Privation of Go PS glo- ^fL^^^l'Jrious prefence, and eternall fcparation from thofecverlafting joyes, felicities and blifTe above, is themore '^^ horrible part of hell, as Divines affirme. ^ Pana damnt.There are two parts (fay they)of hellifli torments; ^^u dhin^ vi-I . F^»e ofkffi 5 and 2 . Pai„e offenfe. but a fcnilbkttuC^nland ferious contemplation ofthatineftimable and fuppi,aorumunrecoverable lofife, doth incomparably more af- f"'""'"'" f^^fli^anunderftanding foule indeed, thrn all thofe ZTmm punirepunifhmcnts, tortures, and cxtrem eft fufferings of poteft.NarauuvUere Dciim,ff^t^ff^^^"^^'jplifiima bcatitiidoeft. Ita,Dcum vUere nonpojfe, maxima damn.itorum poena eft, c qua incxplicabiiis in eorumvoluntate nafcitur triftitia.•Inter fnpplicia omnia hoc foturum eftfiimmiim, mriximurnqj a Conditoiis afpeftuveil brcvi morula detineri.Si jam ab eodeni exclufus (is xteraum. Hoc tibi tormentumcrit infandum prorfus & inexplicabile.It is the conftant and concurrent judgement oi^^^2t)b