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3. If therefore this Guilt abide on you, it […] sink you into perdition. It will be your unavo• able and everlasting ruin; the fire of the Wrap which is kindled by it, will, if not put out by […] grace, burn to the uttermost hell: it will ne• leave till it hath crushed you down into the b• tomless pit; however you may seem to stout out for the present, you will certainly fall befo• ⟨p. 59⟩[…], and a fearful fall it will give you. It will be […] dreadful thing to go out of the World under •e Guilt of all that Sin which you are to be barged withal; and when you come to look •er into Eternity, as ere long you will, and feel […] your Sins lying on you, you would give ten •ousand worlds, if you had them to dispose of, […] be delivered from under the weight of them. •h that you would see and believe it!

3. If therefore this Guilt abide on you, it 〈…〉 sink you into perdition. It will be your unavo• able and everlasting ruine; the fire of the Wra• which is kindled by it, will, if not put out by 〈…〉 grace, burn to the uttermost hell: it will ne• leave till it hath crushed you down into the b• tomless pit; however you may seem to stout• out for the present, you will certainly fall befo• ⟨p. 59⟩〈…〉, and a fearful fall it will give you. It will be 〈…〉 dreadful thing to go out of the World under e Guilt of all that Sin which you are to be arged withal; and when you come to look er into Eternity, as ere long you will, and feel your Sins lying on you, you would give ten ousand worlds, if you had them to dispose of, be delivered from under the weight of them. h that you would see and believe it!