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

105 OF HELL.JJ^°J\^^""/_le(a and hornblc ingratitude; and To now lieftfccaninwcfal drowned and damn'd in that dreadfull lake ofgitabit, quia britTiftonc and fire, which thou mighteft havefoeafily and often cfcaped.p This irkfome and fu-fimS'^fp'a'i^:tcmpoiis non fious rcflcdion cfthy foulc upon its ownewilfull^^^^y' whei-by it hath fo unneceilarily and fottiflilyia?o*&Sbiiihis Ton^i loftcverlaftingjoy, and muft now live inendlefleprivarinosin- woc, wiU vcxe andtorrtute more then thou canftpofrxblyiniagine^continually gnawctl>7«3farupon thy heartH9SI.77, "With remedilefle and unconceivable griefe ; andEft qui dc- in a word, even make an hell it fclfe.eS miliia PhilippcorumzCfcquipotiiilTet adeanda h^rcditatc, fed illc ignaviffimus caufx Cnx indormijtj itaqhxrcditatcmtarn opttlentam neglcxitj jamq ; talibus ferae poenitenti« furijs agitatur,ut ipfe fibi itnmincat, velut ipfum difcerptmiis. Et nontiunquam mors i nde violent*fequitur. Haud aliterdamnatorumquilibetfeipfumficallatrat : Potuiflem ; auxilianon decrant, vocabat, PotaiflemjEhu ! Potuiflem j fed nolui. A fummo bono cxcluitffimusfura in omnc aemmj& ufq; in xrernum non videbo lumen, qaia nolui vidcre,Scntirc tamo fc bono privatum effe, & qtiidem fua culpa inexplicabilis, infandus eritilolor mcerorqj^tb^^'da tff^^fface.^ ^^^"' having y cf zfricein thine hand, toget w'tf.dom^yX.o go to heaven,lay it out with all holy grecdinefle,while it is called T«>^jf, for the fpiritualland eternall good ofthy foule ! Improve to the utmoft,for that purpofe, the moft powerfuU Miniftry,holicft company, beftbookes, all motions ofGods Spirit,all faving meaneSjcJ*^. Spend everyday,pa{fc every Sabbath, make every prayer,heareevery Sermon, thinke every thought, fpeake everyword, do every adion^e^c. As though when thatwere done, thou wert prefently after to pafTe toTudgement, and to eive up an exad account for it,and whatfbever els done in theflejh,nm-mmnt aThatthe cooceiptof the eTerlaflingneJnfeof^tnilefc.^\^^