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

attk Furterdll ^/M'.BoIton.folationtotheaffli(aed, as appearesbytheendofchc.former Chapter, that they rfiould after death goc toaneternall hovikyjlmmfoH mortem acquirenda, forthwithto be poflefTed after death,as Efti^s (h^wcth outofP^^//^>^'^i^/w^ and Ti^^w^,whichelfc could be Lib.^jif.ti,butfmall comfort unto them, ifthey beJieved they ^^^•*»fhould be detained in a fiery prifon, farre hotter andmore intollerable then any puniOimenr in this worldcan be 5 and that the foules of the faithful! were in aftate of happines before the Afcenfion of Christinto Heaven is cleare, (though neither they nor theAngels were fo happy for degree, as after the incarnationofour Saviour^is generally concluded, and bycleare demonftrations confirmed;) the point I fay isclearej build not my faith on the bookofWifdome,though it binds Papifls to the beliefe thereof, thatfaith, the foules ofthe righte ou^ are in the harids of'Q o d , Wifdome 4.md therejhdl no torment touch them: no torment, thea''^'^*not the torment of Purgatory 5 but behold a cryftallftreame which is able to quench the flames of Purgatory;ifa wickedman will turnefrom all hisfinnes.^che Ezck 18 22.jlsallfurely live,he [ball not die: all his tranfgrefions thathe hath committed j]^all not be mentioned to him. Howdoth he not remember, if he doth fo feverely punifhthat it paffeth the imagination ofman to conceive thegreatneffc thereof ^ can there be a back reckoning forthat which (hall never be remembred < and faying,that not a few but al his fins fliall be forgotten,will heyet punifh them to fatisfie for any fins at all i and is itnot an cafie thing unto the Lo r tx inthe day of death Ecdef. i x-a,to reward a man according to his waies -f Call youa placethis a reward,for a good man to be thr uft intoiC 3 ofj^