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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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XXIV. Moreover such as loved much, that had not such a trial, As might constrain to so great pain, and such deep sel•-denial; Yet ready were the Cross to bear, when Christ them called thereto, And did rejoice to hear his voice, they're counted Sheep also.
XXIV. Moreover such as loved much, that had not such a trial, As might constrain to so great pain, and such deep sel•-denial; Yet ready were the Cross to bear, when Christ them call'd thereto, And did rejoyce to hear his voice, they'r counted Sheep also.
XXV. Christ's flock of Lambs there also stands, whose Faith was weak, yet true; All sound Believers (Gospel-receivers) whose grace was small, but grew. And them among an infant throng of Babes, for whom Christ died; Whom •or his own, by ways unknown. to men, he sanctified.
XXV. Christ's flock of Lambs there also stands, whose Faith was weak, yet true; All sound Believers (Gospel-receivers) whose grace was small, but grew. And them among an infant throng of Babes, for whom Christ dy'd; Whom •or his own, by ways unknown. to men, he sanctify'd.
XXVI. All stand before their Saviour in long white Robes clad, ⟨image 7⟩Their countenance •ull of pleasance, appearing wondrous glad. O glorious sight I behold how bright dust heaps are made to shine, Conformed so their Lord unto, whose glory is divine.