A Practical Commentary on the Epistle of Jude

2. The most miserable Creatures are suffered to enjoy some degree of Gods patience. For the present God is patient, as to the fallen Angels, sure I am to sinning man, in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt dye: the full execution of that sentence is put off to the day of judgement; Reprobates are endured with much long-suffering, Rom. 9. 22. Intermissions God gives in this life, respite to bodies till the last day: adore his goodness, do not abuse it.

2. The most miserable Creatures are suffered to enjoy some degree of Gods patience. For the present God is patient, as to the fallen Angels, sure I am to sinning man, in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt dye: the full execution of that sentence is put off to the day of judgement; Reprobates are endured with much long-suffering, Rom. 9. 22. Intermissions God gives in this life, respite to bodies till the last day: adore his goodnesse, do not abuse it.

3. Origens charity was too large, who dreamed of [Greek or Hebrew] ▪ a flaming River, through which all creatures were to pass, and so to be purged, and then at length to be saved, even the Devils themselves, whereas they are kept for a severer judgment.

3. Origens charity was too large, who dreamed of 〈non-Latin alphabet〉 ▪ a flaming River, through which all creatures were to passe, and so to be purged, and then at length to be saved, even the Divels themselves, whereas they are kept for a severer judgment.