Two treatises tending to awaken secure sinners viz., 1. The terror of the day…

Answ. All the rational Creatures in this lower World. And it seems Angels also, either all or some: But because their Case is more darkly made known to us, and less concerns us, we will pass it by. Every Man that hath been made or born on Earth (except Christ, who is God and Man, and is the Judg) must be judged. If any foolish Infidels shall say, Where shall so great a Number stand? I answer him, That he knoweth not the things Invisible; either the Nature of Spirits and spiritual Bodies, nor what Place containeth them, or how; but easily he may know that he that gave them all a Being, can sustain them all, and have room for them all, and can at once disclose the Thoughts of all, as I said before.

The first in Order to be judged are the Saints, Mat. 25. and then with Christ they shall judg the rest of the World, 1 Cor. 6. 2, 3. not in an equal Authority and Commission with Christ, but as the present Approvers of his righteous Judgment. The Princes of the Earth shall stand then before Christ even as the Peasants, and the Honourable as the Base; the Rich and the Poor shall meet together, and the Lord shall judg them all, Prov. 22. 2. No Men shall be excused from standing at that Bar, and giving up their Account, and receiving their Doom. Learned and unlearned, young and old, godly and ungodly, all must stand there. I know some have vainly imagined that the Righteous shall not have any of their Sins mentioned, but their Graces and Duties only; but they consider not that things will not then be transacted by Words as we do now, but by clear Discoveries by the infinite Light; and that if God should not discover to them their Sins, he would not discover the Riches of his Grace in the Pardon of all these Sins: even then they must be humbled in themselves that they may be glorified, and for ever cry, Not unto us Lord, but unto thy Name be the Glory.