The application of redemption

Thy judgment hastens, thou canst not not escape it nor prevent it, and truly it's coming more speedily and suddenly then thou art aware of. Thou bringest upon thy self swift destruction, & though thou sleepest yet thy damnation sleeps not. Hebr. 6. 8. the earth that often receives rain from heaven, and yet brings forth thorns is near unto cursing, look every day that God should curse all thy comforts, thy out-goings, and thy in-comings, Prov. 28. 14. He that bardens his heart falls into mischief, falls into it, and is overwhelmed with it all of a sudden; he may fall into any temptation, he opposeth that counsel that should preserve him, falls into sins, he casts away that grace, and resists that spirit that should strengthen him; nay being past feeling, such a one will run to commit all wickedness with greediness, Eph. 4. 19. Hell and Devils and […] are let loose upon such, the light of nature, evidence of reason, dictates of of Conscience, authority of the law, terrors of judgments, entreaties of mercies, the hard heart hath cast away all these, and therefore rusheth into what evil comes next, against Conscience, command, reason, sense, nature; men put of the principles, not of humanity, but of sense, and become more base than the beasts themselves, do that which beasts will not do, and morality is ashamed to speak; As the ship when the anchors are broke, and cable cut and a mighty tempest arises, she is wholly left to the rage of wind and weather. When men harden their hearts God swears they shall never enter into his rest. Hebr. 3. last.

Thy judgment hastens, thou canst not not escape it nor prevent it, and truly it's coming more speedily and suddenly then thou art awar of. Thou bringest upon thy self swift destruction, & though thou sleepest yet thy damnation sleeps not. Hebr. 6. 8. the earth that often receives rain from heaven, and yet brings forth thorns is near unto cursing, look every day that God should curse al thy comforts, thy out-goings, and thy in-comings,