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

OF HEAUEN.n^the Tea into liquidgold, the aire into'cryftall.can clothe the earth with farre more beauty and'rweetnefTe^than ever the Sun fawit. It can makeevery Starre a Sun, and all-thofe Suns ten thoufrindtimes bigger and brighter then it is,yhr. .. f . ,-j..And yet the height and happinefle of Bvangdicallwifdome doth farre furpafle the utraoftwhich the eare, eye, or heart of man hath heard, .feene, or can poifibly apprehend. And this foexcellent h'ghtupon earth difcovering theiheftinmable treafurcs of hidden wifdome in Ch r i s t,,-is but as agraine, to the richefl: golden mine, a'drop to the Ocean, a liitleglimpfe totheglory of;Icthe Sun ; in refpe^ of that fullnefle of'joy herea^ter,andeverlaftingpleafures above: with what avaft difproportion then doth the inimaginablc excellencyof heavenly blifTe'furpalTetjjpl tranfcendthe moft enlarged created capacity ^ Infinitely^in--:2. Our gracious Go d in his holy anfcarcha- ojh^aveniastblc wifdome doth referve and detaine from the atfuu revealedeye of ourunderftandingsafullcomprehcndonofthatmoftgloriousftate above 5 toexercifeinrhemeane time our faith^ love, obedience, patience,^^. As afatherfhewesfometimes, and reprefentsto the eye of his child, aglimpfe and fparkle (asit were) offomcrich orient Jewell, to make himlove, long, pray and cry for a full fight ofit, andgrafpingofitinhis ownehand: So our heavenlyFather in this cafe. If celeftiall excellencies, andthofe furpafling joyes, arifing principally frointhe vifible apprehenfion of the purity, glory andIbeauty