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God's terrible voice in the city
God's terrible voice in the city by T.V.
London? : s.n., Printed in the year 1667
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.
Sinners, God is angry with you, Psal. 7. 11. God is angry with the wicked every day, and it is worse to have God angry with you, than all the men in the world; his favour is better than Life, his displeasure is worse than Death: to have God angry with you, who is so Just and Jealous, who is so potent and furious, is very dreadful; if the wrath of an earthly King be like the roaring of a Lyon, what is the wrath of the King of Heaven? and when his anger is stirred up by your sins, and blown into a flame, and breaks forth upon you, what will you do? you cannot hide your selves in any place where his all seeing eye will not find you; you cannot fly into any place, where his stretched-forth arm will not reach you; you cannot gather such strength as to make head against him, and defend your selves from the strokes of his vengeance, who can stand in his sight when once he is angry? Psal. 76. 7. O then labour to pacify his anger, you cannot fly from him, O then fly unto him; you cannot stand in his sight when he is angry, O then fall down at his feet; make peace with this adversary, whilst you are upon the way, before he deliver you to the officer Death, and cast you into the prison of Hell.
Sinners, God is angry with you, Psal. 7. 11. God is angry with the wicked every day, and it is worse to have God angry with you, than all the men in the world; his favour is better than Life, his displeasure is worse than Death: to have God angry with you, who is so Just and Jealous, who is so potent and furious, is very dreadful; if the wrath of an earthly King be like the roaring of a Lyon, what is the wrath of the King of Heaven? and when his anger is stirred up by your sins, and blown into a flame, and breaks forth upon you, what will you do? you cannot hide your selves in any place where his all seeing eye will not find you; you cannot flie into any place, where his stretched-forth arm will not reach you; you cannot gather such strength as to make head against him, and defend your selves from the strokes of his vengeance, who can stand in his sight when once he is angry? Psal. 76. 7. O then labour to pacifie his anger, you cannot fly from him, O then fly unto him; you cannot stand in his sight when he is angry, O then fall down at his feet; make peace with this adversary, whilest you are upon the way, before he deliver you to the officer Death, and cast you into the prison of Hell.