Two discourses I. of the punishment of sin in hell, demonstrating the wrath of…

A Second sort of Proofs, are Demonstrations from Instances, in Scripture, of Persons in this Life, who have felt Impressions of this Wrath of ⟨p. 56⟩God in their Souls, upon God's rebuking them for Sin. And these Instances of Experience, upon Record, being added to those fore-gone Scripture-Testimonies, will serve as ruled Cases, joined unto Maxims in Law, alleged both of them, for the proof of one and the same thing; and will give yet more clear Demonstration what is meant by Wrath, and what Hell is in the fullness of it: And being joined to the former, do altogether, give an abundant evidence of this great Truth.

A Second sort of Proofs, are Demonstrations from Instances, in Scripture, of Persons in this Life, who have felt Impressions of this Wrath of ⟨p. 56⟩God in their Souls, upon God's rebuking them for Sin. And these Instances of Experience, upon Record, being added to those fore-gone Scripture-Testimonies, will serve as ruled Cases, joined unto Maxims in Law, alledged both of them, for the proof of one and the same thing; and will give yet more clear Demonstration what is meant by Wrath, and what Hell is in the fulness of it: And being joined to the former, do altogether, give an abundant evidence of this great Truth.

I say, 1. Of Men in this Life: And if any should deny the Truth hereof, or that which we have been prosecuting, themselves perhaps ere they dye may be made miserable Examples verifying of both; and out of their own woeful Experience, live to confess and acknowledge the Truth herein. For God doth in this Life single out some, both of his Children, and others; to whom he gives a taste what the one should for ever have undergone, but that Christ did it for them; and of what the other must under-go for ever, without Repentance. Whereof those Instances that follow, are undeniable Evidences.

I say, 1. Of Men in this Life: And if any should deny the Truth hereof, or that which we have been prosecuting, themselves perhaps ere they dye may be made miserable Examples verifying of both; and out of their own woful Experience, live to confess and acknowledg the Truth herein. For God doth in this Life single out some, both of his Children, and others; to whom he gives a taste what the one should for ever have undergone, but that Christ did it for them; and of what the other must under-goe for ever, without Repentance. Whereof those Instances that follow, are undeniable Evidences.