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

5^8 OF HEL L.*si vcro id non ^qJ ad mire d pcece. '^^ It is propoitionably fo in theS^7mon(tr.i'- prcfcnt Point.Orwcre wevouchfafcd but OHC more,nihil eft ment o^Patds heavenly raptui'e, that we might feeomnino mi- |^^^ ^ gUmpfe ofthat infinite glory, and drinke butcnim noviinus one drop ot tholc cver-lpringing Fountames ofilloium Bcatijoy;tiienfliouldwefrcely acknowledge and fcclcI fay comesfarmfoZ^urin." ^1^^ ^^'^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^ ^ ^^y^ ^"^^ ^^^-t allfoelicicit'emquoq; de eotu(liort of what wc {hall find.atniUionefcire pofltmus.Cxtenim PuH/^,qui ift.icompant, certiffimc novItjCjuoniamcxcidere a D:i gratia omnium fit profedo mifenimum. Nos autem hoc tunc abfqucdubio difcemus, cum expcrimento ccepenmus doceii. Sedilhid ut ne pariamur faxis 6bcnioneFili Dci,ncqjexpctiamuiintolei-abileilluil, hortcnduinqj fupplicium, quamgrandefit: Namqaammalumiltoium bonorum portioneprivarij aperce qiudem cxprimfnonpotcft, Chry[. ibi.LLoofenot kfi- If it be fo then, that the loflTe of the prefencc oflaiJFdlA. God, and endlefle pleafures be fo painfull, irrecoverableand ineftimable ; and that it hath beencmany times made manifeft unto you by Scriptures,Fathers, reafons, convincing,familiar, eafie refemblances;and the fame alfo appearcs, and may beclearely concluded by the thirdexhortation beforethe Sacrament in the Common-Prayer Book;to wit,that living and lying wittingly and willinglyin any one finne agalnft confcience, robs us of allthefe infinite cver-during, unutterable joyes, andbeatificallvifion, and fruition of Go n himfelfeforever : I fay,fith it is both thus and thus : Let everyone of us in the name & feare ofG o d ,as wc wouldnot for a few bitter-fwcet pleafures, nay, fometimcsone vileluft in this vale ofteares for an inchoftime,lofe unknowne delights thorow all eternityin another world, with an unihaken invinciblercfolution oppofc all forts and ^Skiis of fin,withaU