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

104 OF HELL.thinkwilbcthetorment ofthe whole body^ Whatwil be the terrourofthe whole fouled Here both inventionof words would failc the ableft Oratourupon eatthjor the highcft Angell in heaven.A m^iMfe Mt Ah then, is it not a madncffe above admiration,'»*« "••^^'^ and which may juftly amaze both heaven and^'^'TU angutfif ofearth, and be a prodigious aftonifhrrent to all creatures,.that being realonable creatures, having undcrftandinglike the Angels of G o i,, eyes inyour heads to fore-fee the approaching wrath,hearts in your bodies that can tremble for troubleofmind, as the leaves ofthe forreft that are flnkenwith the wind,confciences capable of unfpeakablehorrour, bodies and foulcs that can burne foreverin hell 5 and may (by taking leflTepaines in theright w iy, then a drunkard, worldling, or otherwicked men in the wayes of death and going tohell ) efcape evcrlafting paines ;yet will fit hcereftill in the faceof theMiniftry with dead countenances,dull earcs, and hard hearts, as fenfleffe andunmooved, as the featcs you fit on, the pillai-s yoaieancto, and the dead bodies you tread on, andneverbcfaid,(as they fay) never warn'd, untillthefire ofthat infernall lake flame about your cares !O monftrous madneffe and mercilcffc cruelty toyour owne foules ! Let the Angels blufh, heavenand earth bee amaz'd, and all the creatures (landaftonifhed at it.3. When fentcnce is once irrevocably paft bythat high and everlafting Judge, and the mouthw'/Srlie'^TmepfffJse! ofthe bottomlefle pit hath (hut it felfe upon theewinhthat infinite anguifli and enraged indignation,tho«