The Practice of Piety

This thought shall force the damned to cry, [Greek or Hebrew], as much as if they should say, [Greek or Hebrew], O Lord, not ever, not ever, torment us thus; but their Conscience, shall answer them, as an Echo, [Greek or Hebrew], ever, ever. Hence shall arise their doleful [Greek or Hebrew], woe, and alas for evermore!

This thought shall force the damned to cry, 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, as much as if they should say, 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, O Lord, not euer, not euer, torment vs thus; but their Conscience, shall answere them, as an Eccho, 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, euer, euer. Hence shall arise their dolefull 〈non-Latin alphabet〉, woe, and alas for euermore!

This is that second death, the general perfect fullness of all cursedness and misery: which every damned reprobate must suffer, so long as GOD and his Saints shall enjoy ⟨p. 131⟩bliss and felicity in heaven for evermore.

This is that second death, the generall perfect fulnesse of all cursednesse and misery: vvhich euery damned reprobate must suffer, so long as GOD and his Saints shall enioy ⟨p. 131⟩blisse and felicitie in heauen for euermore.

Thus far of the misery of man in his state of corruption, unless that he be renewed by Grace in Christ.