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

A SERMON.1S5full and fearching miniftcrie, which covetousworldlings dcridcjand will pot down with by anymeancs^butrefolutely reject in their carnall wifedomeas veryfoolifb, unneceffary»p]jecife, and nowaiestobe given way unto. E-fpecially fuch asthefe. I. That they muftrcftorewhatfoever they ^^ardnJt s thanput their hands to atiyunlawfull waycs or meanesofgetring: fo much as to tell a lie, ^tf-. 5. Thatgodllnejfeis greaf game, and that it is incomparablybettertobereligious than rich, good than great,4. That there isa life of faith which will kcepea manrin fweet contentment in any eftatc,fhoulcth?^. bee, never fo poore. 5. That 7^^was truly richer with Christ alone^than wlienb^fom lie.was loaden with aboundance of thickeclay . 6, That riches arc nothing, Proverhes 2 3 .5VWihthoufet thine eyes ufon thaP whichis not^'j.'Xh.m.they rauft leaveall for C h r i s t.B. That iftheypart with all for him, they fliall bee recompencedan hundred fold in this lij?.. 9, That ifthey had no lecompence at all in this world,yet the reward that they fhall have in theworld to come, willbcca fup'eraboundant recdrfi-ppence.Notwithftanding thefe fatisfa6^>—crabte