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

thelight which is inhim without hypocrifie (thismay mc very heathens have) but Evangclicall integrity,whereby the perfon being accepted forChris T,the heart though failing in fome particulara6tions,yet manifcfts habitual I grace by a conftantcourfe (in the generall) ofa holy convcrfation.Laftly 5X0 name no more, ifwe are truly thankfullunto G o D for making away for ustogoe by deathto heaven (by the death of his Son) whofe portionby due defert was hell 5 how Iiidith and Ejier weremagnified for procuring deliverance to their countrymenfrom outward enemies, the Bible fliewcthhow the Grecians honoured i=*//tw/;?//^/ the Romancfor prevailing againft Philip o^Macedon, and proclai-Thanhjt'orRedemption/'"*'« '^f*^^*P'utar, in vitaming their Hb^rty, is regiftred in heathen ftories , ^^r^'/^/^.with whatapplaufes and acclamations of all the Ro- R9m.ii.17,mans, men,women, and children Conftantine was receivedinto that Queene of C\xxt%,EufebiHs the Hifto-EufeidibA krian doth relate, for vanauifhing the Tyrant MAxm- Tll^i!^.//>/,calling him their deliverer,their conferver, theirherebountiful 1 Patron, a common good thing,c^f.was love and thankfulnefTe we fee moft earneftjG g sknowcsand our owne confciencesteftifie unto us thisday how far we exceed thofe Grecians and Romansin mercies bcftowed upon us,not by amortallmanbut by our J E s V s ,nor from temporall fervitudc, butfrom the power of the divell 5 ifthen our cries andacclamations be to our ]e s vu conftantly,OTuwp m>Tii^,astheirs were to their deliverers, and we can joyfullyfound forth S.P4«/ Iwiwcf,death where is thyfiing—thankes he to God who hathgiven as viBory tfjrough J e -s V s Chris T w^r Lor p,thisisa good fignc ofa bleffcd