Two sermons, of Jonahs punishmentTwo sermons, of Ionahs punishment

and so comes the Judge, although he be not yet come, though he have leaden feet, he hath iron hands, the arrow slayeth and is not yet fallen, so is his wrath: the pit is digged, the fire kindled; and all things are made ready and prepared against that day, only the final sentence is to come, which will not long tarry.

and so comes the Iudge, although hee bee not yet come, though hee haue leaden feete, hee hath iron hands, the arrowe slayeth and is not yet fallen, so is his wrath: the pitte is digged, the fire kindled; and all things are made readie and prepared against that day, onely the finall sentence is to come, which will not long tarrie.

You may not think to be like to the thief that ⟨image 29⟩stealeth and is not seen: nothing can be hid from him, and the Judge followeth thee at thee heels: and therefore whatsoever thou art, look about thee, and do nothing but that thou wouldest do openly, for all things are opened unto him: Sarah may not think to laugh and not be seen: Gehezie may not think to lye and not be known: they that will not come to the banquet, must stand at the door,

You may not thinke to bee like to the theefe that stea ⟨image 29⟩leth and is not seene: nothing can bee hid from him, and the Iudge followeth thee at thee heeles: and therefore whatsoeuer thou art, looke about thee, and doe nothing but that thou wouldest doe openly, for all things are opened vnto him: Sara may not thinke to laugh and not bee seene: Gehezie may not thinke to lye and not be knowne: they that will not come to the banquet, must stand at the doore,