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The sinners last sentence to eternal punishment, for sins of omission
The sinners last sentence to eternal punishment, for sins of omission wherein is discovered, the nature, causes, and cure of those sins / by Geo. Swinnock.
London: printed for Geo. Swinnock, 1675
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Contents: THE CONTENTS Of the several CHAPTERS CONTAINED In this BOOK.
Modern spelling is a reading aid: the words are the author’s, only the spelling is modernized. Original shows the page as printed, with the transcription marks.
THE CONTENTS Of the several CHAPTERS CONTAINED In this BOOK.
Chap. 1. The Preface and Introduction to the Text, pag. 1. Chap. 2. The division and brief explication of the pronunciation of the Sentence, pag. 15. Chap. 3. Concerning the privative part of the Sinners punishment, pag. 24. Chap. 4. The properties of Sinners loss, pag. 30. Chap. 5. The reasons of the Sinners privative punishment, pag. 35. Chap. 6. Uses concerning the heinous nature of sin, and grievous misery of Sinners, pag. 40. Chap. 7. Containing the folly of Sinners, and the vast difference between them and the godly at the Great Day, pag. 52. Chap. 8. An use of Trial, with the mark of those that shall be banished Christs presence, pag. 60. Chap. 9. An Exhortation to fly from this wrath to come, with some helps thereunto, pag. 63. Chap. 10. The positive part of the Sinners misery, expressed by fire, and why, pag. 68. ⟨image 248⟩Chap. 11. The difference between our fires and Hell fire, pag. 74. Chap. 12. The fullness of wicked mens misery, in that it's positive and privative, with some cautions against it, pag. 80. Chap. 13. The eternity of the Sinners misery in the other world, with the grand reason of it, pag. 85. Chap. 14. How little cause to envy Sinners, and how careful we should be to avoid their eternal misery, pag. 90. Chap. 15. The reason of Christs severe Sentence, and a question resolved, whether the Righteous by their Acts of Charity do not deserve Heaven, as well as the Wicked by the Omission thereof deserve Hell, pag. 69. Chap. 16. Why Christ will try men at the Great Day by Acts of Charity, pag. 105. Chap. 17. Three particulars about the Text, pag. 115. Chap. 18. That sins of Omission are dangerous and damnable, pag. 118. Chap. 19. The nature of sins of Omission in general, pag. 123. Chap. 20. Three distinctions about sins of Omissions, pag. 127. Chap. 21. The agreement and difference between sins of Omission and sins of Commission, pag. 136. Chap. 22. The danger of sins of Omission, in the heinous nature of them, and their offensiveness to God, pag. 143. Chap. 23. The danger of sins of Omission, in their ⟨image 249⟩