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

OF HEAUEN. 139Not ( faith "^ Chnfoficir.e) bccauje they ft: all no^ fir-* ^««c /«/-pafet/je brightnepof the Stm ; but^ becaufc that be-%ut\d inbetngthe mofi ghttenngthnginthe %vcrlcl.j lee fakes a rigm fatrurefemblafjce thence towards the exfrepng cf their in-^Z^^^^i^f^^^^COmfarable glory.amfplcndoremron fuperabunt; ka quntido nihil fclgen'.ius Sole vidernus, proptcrea re apcitiflima nobis adcxprimcnJurn ufiis eit. In liSat.Homi^ /)- 6/But hov/ can th-re be fo mi;ch beauty afid de-lightFull amiable nfpfd: in fuch intenfive and ex-traordinary biightnefTe c' Or what plcafure canwe take in beholding fuch extremely bright andIhining bodies ! Sith wc find by experience, thatthere is fane more content and delight in lookingupon a well-proportioned objecfi:, beautified witha pleafant mixture of colours, than in feeing theSun, though it fhould not fo dazle, and olfend the^'orifedejes^^'^^^-^^ ^'eyes.For fatis fa (5li on herein, wemuftknow, that the* glorified c3^c fhall become impalfible, elevated *Neq,ineofarre above all mortall poilibility, and fortified by '°^°^i^"^cnd'an heavenly Vigour, to apprehend and enjoy all ce- forte a nimiolelftiall light and glory with much ravifhing ^^'con-^^P'^"'''°^^tentment and inexplicable delight. & '^ -"Jj**beati erunr,"."Jj]per hoc impafl;bilcs & immortales ;qui cnim luminc glor/ar confortabit oculos.mentis," nc vidcntcs Devm facie ad facicm^ opprimantui a gloria, jdem etiam dateimp-.iTibiluatiS confortabic ocalos co;pons, nt Gne laefione cernant non Solemunuaij fed innumcrabilcs.ac"'^^ hrigiMms>^^ ^«^^'^*-^^-Secondly : that omnipotent mercifull hand ofGod, which will raife our bodies out ofthe duff,and refcrm.e them anew, can caufe light and colourto