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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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LXXXV. You not received, nor yet believed my promises of grace; Nor were you wise enough to prize my reconciled face: But did presume, that to assume which was not yours to take, And challenged the children's bread, yet would not sin forsake.
LXXXV. You not receiv'd, nor yet believ•d my promises of grace; Nor were you wise enough to prize my reconciled face: But did presume, that to assume which was not yours to take, And challenged the childrens bread, yet would not sin forsake.
LXXXVI. B•ing too bold you laid fast hold where int'•est you had none, ⟨p. 27⟩Your selves deceiving by your believing; all which you might have known. You •an away (but ran astray) with Gospel promises, And perished, being still dead in sins and trespasse•.
LXXXVII. How oft did I hypocrisy and hearts deceits unmask Before your sight, giving you light to know a Christians task? But you held fast unto the last your own conceits so vain: No warning could prevail, you would your own deceits re•ain.
LXXXVII. How oft did I hypocrisie and hearts deceits unmask Before your sight, giving you ligh• to know a Christians task? But you held fast unto the last your own conceits so vain: No warning could prevail, you would your own deceits reain.