The sinners last sentence to eternal punishment, for sins of omission

It's observable how God urgeth the Command to abstain from blood (which seems a small matter) with this argument; as they desire God to do any good for them or theirs, Deut. 12.22, 23, 24. and upon pain of death. Friend, a little thing, a prick of a thorn festering, the kernel of a Raisin, a small bone in thy Throat may deprive thee of thy natural life; and these little sins, as thou callest them, may hinder thee of eternal life. A small leak in a Ship unstopped, may sink it. A dram of poison diffuseth it self to all parts, till it seize and strangle the vital Spirits. A Pen-knife will stab mortally, and kill a man as surely as a Sword. A Pistol will kill as dead as a Cannon. Caesar was slain, as some report, with Bodkins. There are other Diseases mortal beside the Plague. Some have been eaten up by Bears and Lions, others by Mice and Lice. It's spiritual Murder to stifle and suppress the Conceptions of the Spirit in thy Soul, as well as to do open despite to the Holy Ghost.

It's observable how God urgeth the Command to abstain from blood (which seems a small matter) with this argument; as they desire God to do any good for them or theirs, Deut. 12.22, 23, 24. and upon pain of death. Friend, a little thing, a prick of a thorn festring, the kernel of a Raisin, a small bone in thy Throat may deprive thee of thy natural life; and these little sins, as thou callest them, may hinder thee of eternal life. A small leak in a Ship unstopt, may sink it. A dram of poyson diffuseth it self to all parts, till it seize and strangle the vital Spirits. A Pen-knife will stab mortally, and kill a man as surely as a Sword. A Pistol will kill as dead as a Cannon. Caesar was slain, as some report, with Bodkins. There are other Diseases mortal beside the Plague. Some have been eaten up by Bears and Lions, others by Mice and Lice. It's spiritual Murder to stifle and suppress the Conceptions of the Spirit in thy Soul, as well as to do open despight to the Holy Ghost.

The Rabbis reckoned up 613 Commandments of the Law, and distinguished them into greater and lesser; the lesser they judged might be neglected with little or no guilt, but what Scripture makes deadly, men must not make indifferent. Gods thoughts are not as their thoughts in this particular,