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

1 kA Sermon Truched^^^' cypr. de morta- inftnotly upoHthc diflolution 5 as Saint CyfrianiitM jinemfe- fpokc toBemetriai^us^though. a blafphemous Echnicic,'^'chat ifhe would at the end of his life pray to G o d forthe pardon of his fins, belceve and confefTe him, hefhould be tranflated fub ipfa morte to immortality,* why not •*. the foule being purged clearely from theimpurity and ftaine of fin by thecomplerion & ftateof grace, which gets full dominion in the very momentof her departure out of the body, as AlexanderBalenfis, t>urandm, and other learned Schoolemenhavcrefolved, and it is not defined in that Churchwhether the deordination of the will, and whethervirions affedions (as too much love to wife and chil-Lib.4Mll»ii. dren) remaine in the foule, faith -E///^, yctdocwesea.3»^grant this to be true, that the more gracious any manis in this world, the more is he now rcfpe(5led ofGo D,& the more glorious {hall he be hereafter. Thepoint it felf is clearly proved by the New Teftaracnt,Rom.8. 1. There ii no condemnMion tofuch as are in C h r i s t ] e-jigahfi Fur- s v s . None,and therfore not to purgatory paines. Forgatoiy.the name damnation extendeth to Purgatory, faithMai0n agaxnfi\'cq^^ f *^^Th.in /^,SentenJifi.^'^ . q,2 . Sixtus Senenps l.S.Annotat,^'-j.No condemnation faith the Apo(lIe,yes,thatthere is damnation to the fire of Purgatory, faith theJefuite iW4/^^.Whether will you beleeve^againe,)^^^''^'^ ?^4/-r//^^ earthly houfe of this our tabernaclejl)all bedefiroyedjwe have a building net made with hands, butetemallinthc heavens, S^chr'jfojlome rendreth e^u^ if. hyt-Tztv when^to note the time immediatly after death, hefaith ix'^uAv not 'ihij-zv we have not I knownot after howmany years,we ihall have:which may further appcareby the Apoftles'fcope,which was toadminifter confolation