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Christ's certain and sudden appearance to judgment
Christ's certain and sudden appearance to judgment by Thomas Vincent ...
London: printed for George Calvert, 1667
Christ's certain and sudden Appearance to Judgment. › Chapter 13
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.
4. Sinners, consider the everlastingness of yo• punishment in Hell; when your Souls are on• in, they shall never come forth, until they […] brought forth unto the last Judgment at Christs a• pearance; and when soul and body are joyne• and sentenced to this place of torment, and thru• into it, the Door will be shut upon you, and yo• will be locked in, so that it will be impossible s• you to get forth for ever; your bodies as well […] souls will be immortal, and the Fire of Hell wi• be everlasting, those flames will never be quench ed, and your torments will never be ended; wh•• you have been ten thousand times ten thousa•• millions of years in Hell, it will not bear the p•••portion of a moment of time, to the unmeasurable ⟨p. 245⟩space of Eternity, in which you must be tormented for sin; your punishment will always be in the beginning of it, never, never, never will it come to a conclusion, nor your to any hopes of it; as long as God lives, and Heaven continues, which will be for evermore, so long will Hell continue, and you abide in extremity of torments, without any possibility of release and deliverance.
4. Sinners, consider the everlastingness of yo• punishment in Hell; when your Souls are on• in, they shall never come forth, until they 〈…〉 brought forth unto the last Judgment at Christs a• pearance; and when soul and body are joyne• and sentenced to this place of torment, and thru• into it, the Door will be shut upon you, and yo• will be locked in, so that it will be impossible s you to get forth for ever; your bodies as well souls will be immortal, and the Fire of Hell wi be everlasting, those flames will never be quenc ed, and your torments will never be ended; wh you have been ten thousand times ten thousa millions of years in Hell, it will not bear the pportion of a moment of time, to the unmeasurable