The Practice of Piety

Within thee thine own conscience (more then a thousand ⟨p. 121⟩witnesses) shall accuse thee: the Devils who tempted thee to all thy lewdness, shall on the one side, testify with thy Conscience against thee: and on the other side, shall stand the holy Saints and Angels approving Christs Justice, and detesting so filthy a creature. Behind thee an hideous noise of innumerable fellow-damned Reprobates tarrying for thy company. Before thee all the world ^hburning in flaming fire. Above thee, an ireful Judge of deserved vengeance, ready to pronounce his sentence upon thee. Beneath thee, the fiery & sulphureous mouth of the bottomless pit, gaping to receive thee. In this woeful estate to hide thy self ⟨p. 122⟩will be impossible: (for on that condition thou wouldest ⁱwish that the greatest Rock might fall upon thee:) to appear will be intolerable, and yet thou must stand forth, to receive with other reprobates this thy sentence: Depart from me ye cursed, into everlasting fire, prepared for the Devil and his Angels.

Within thee thine owne conscience (more then a thousand ⟨p. 121⟩witnesses) shall accuse thee: the Diuels vvho tempted thee to all thy lewdnesse, shall on the one side, testifie vvith thy Conscience against thee: and on the other side, shall stand the holy Saints and Angels approuing Christs Iustice, and detesting so filthy a creature. Behinde thee an hydeous noyse of innumerable fellow-damned Reprobates tarrying for thy company. Before thee all the world ^hburning in flaming fire. Aboue thee, an irefull Iudge of deserued vengeance, ready to pronounce his sentence vpon thee. Beneath thee, the fiery & sulphureous mouth of the bottomlesse pit, gaping to receiue thee. In this wofull estate to hide thy selfe ⟨p. 122⟩will be impossible: (for on that condition thou vvouldest