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

Consider how poor, how pitiful, how irrational a Plea it is to excuse thy Disobedience to God, by thy imitation of irreligious men; and do not think that the great God will take that excuse from thee which thou wilt not from a Child or Servant. Surely ⟨p. 471⟩there is a little more difference between the boundless blessed God, and thee a poor Worm, than there is between thee and any Son or Servant.

2. Consider, If thou wilt follow others (be they great or many) in sin, thou shalt also follow them in intolerable and eternal Sufferings. The ways of such tend to death, and their steps take hold of Hell. And if thou wilt walk in their ways, and tread in their steps, thou canst not avoid their end, Rev. 18.4. Come out from among her my people, and be not partakers of her Sins, that ye receive not her Plagues. He that catcheth the Plague of another, catcheth all the pain and weakness, and ill effects of such a Disease. Do not think to feed on wicked mens Dainties, to live their lazy sensual lives, and not to pay their reckoning. Sodom and Gomorrah, and the Cities about them, went a whoring after strange Flesh; here they join in sinning, but are they separated in sufferings: truly no: Are set forth for an example, suffering the vengeance of eternal fire, Jude, vers. 7. If they unite in wickedness, ⟨p. 472⟩they shall be united in woe. God will bind them up together as Tares for the fire.

2. Consider, If thou wilt follow others (be they great or many) in sin, thou shalt also follow them in intollerable and eternal Sufferings. The ways of such tend to death, and their steps take hold of Hell. And if thou wilt walk in their ways, and tread in their steps, thou canst not avoid their end,