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The day of doom
The day of doom; or A description of the great and last judgment With a short discourse about eternity
London: printed by J.G. for P.C., 1666
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LXIV. Why, when he stood offering his Blood to wash them from their sin, They would embrace no saving Grace, but lived and died therein? Such aggravations, where no evasions nor false pretences hold, Exaggerate and cumulate guilt more then can be told:
LXIV. Why, when he stood off'ring his Bloud to wash them from their sin, They would embrace no saving Grace, but liv'd and di'd therein? Such aggravations, where no evasions nor false pretences hold, Exagerate and cumulate guilt more then can be told:
LXV. They multiply and magnify mens gross iniquities; They draw down wrath (as Scripture saith) out of God's treasuries• Thu• all their ways Christ open lays to Men and Angels view, And, as they were, makes them appear in their own proper hue.
LXV. They multiply and magnifie mens gross iniquities; They draw down wrath (as Scripture saith) out of God's treasuries• Thu• all their ways Christ open lays to Men and Angels view, And, as they were, makes them appear in their own proper hue.
LXVI. Thus he doth find of all mankind that stand at his left hand ⟨p. 21⟩No mothers son but hath misdone, and broken God's command. All have transgressed, even the best, and merited God's wrath •nto their own perdition, and everlasting scathe.