5. Then shall God surrender up thy forsaken soul into the hands of devils, who being thy Jailers, must keep thee till the great day of account; so that as thy friends are scrambling for thy goods, and worms for thy body, so devils shall scramble for thy soul▪ For as soon as ever a wicked man is dead, he is either in heaven or in hell. Not in heaven, for no unclean thing cometh there: if in hell, then amongst devils: there shall be thine eternal lodging 1 Pet. 3, 19. And hence thy forlorn soul shall lie mourning for the time past, now too late amazed at the eternity of sorrow that is to come, waiting for that fearful hour, when the last trumpet shall blow, and then body and soul meet to bear that wrath, that fire that shall never go out. Oh, therefore suspect and fear the wor•• of thy self now: •hou hast seldom, or never, or very […], troubled thine head about this matter, whether Christ wh• save thee or not: Thou hast such strong hopes and confidences already, […] will: Know that it […] thou mayest be deceived: and if […] when th•u sh••• know thy doom a•ter death, thou […] not get an hour more to make thy […] in with God, although th•u […] weep tears of blood. If either the […] of ignorance shall be before thine eyes, ⟨p. 63⟩like an hand-kerchief,, about the face of one condemned; or if thou art pinioned with any lust; or if thou makest thine own pardon; proclaimest (because thou art sorry a little for thy sins, and resolvest never to do the like again) peace to •hy soul, thou art one that after death •halt appear before the Lord to judgement: Thou that art thus condemned now, dying so, shalt come to thy fearful execution after death.
5. Then shal God surrender up thy forsaken soul into the hands of devils, who being thy Jaylors, must keep thee till the great day of account; so that as thy friends are scrambling for thy goods, and worms for thy body, so devils shal scramble for thy soul▪ For as soon as ever a wicked man is dead, he is either in heaven or in hell. Not in heaven, for no unclean thing cometh there: if in hell, then amongst devi•s: there shal be thine eternal lodging 1 Pet. 3, 19. And hence thy forlorn soul shal ly mourning for the time past, now too late amazed at the eternity of sorrow that is to come, waiting for that fearful hour, when the last trumpet shal blow, and then body and soul meet to bear that wrath, that fire that shal never go out. Oh, therefore suspect and fear the wor•• of thy self now: •hou hast seldome, or never, or very 〈…〉, troubled thine head about this matter, whether Christ wh• save thee or not: Thou hast such strong hopes and confidenc•s already, 〈…〉 will: Know that it 〈…〉 thou mayes• be deceived: and if 〈…〉 when th•u sh••• know thy doom a•ter death, thou 〈…〉 not get an hour more to make thy 〈…〉 in with God, a•tho•gh th•u 〈…〉 weep tears of blood. If eit•er the 〈…〉 of ignorance shal be before thine eyes, ⟨p. 63⟩like an hand-kercher,, about the face of one condemned; or if thou art p•nioned with any lust; or if thou makest thine own pardon; proclaimest (because thou art sory a little for thy sins, and resolvest nev•r to do the like again) peace to •hy soul, thou art one that after death •halt appear before the Lord to judgement: Thou that art thus condemned now, dying so, shalt come to thy fearful execution after death.
