Warnings from the dead. Or Solemn admonitions unto all people

TIS a Text, whereupon you may this Day, in this Congregation, behold a very doleful Commentary! You have before your Eyes, a Couple of Malefactors, whose Murderous Uncleanness, ha's now in their Youth brought upon them, a most miserable Death. May your Hearts now give a profitable Attention unto the Use that should be made of such a dismal Spectacle; and of the Text now Read, which has been dreadfully▪ fulfilled in the Spectacle. There are two Persons in this ⟨p. 36⟩Assembly, who shall never another Sermon; their Unclean life, is within these few Hours to be Extinguished by the Justice of God; ere the Clock that just new Struck, and the Glass that now▪ runs, have done so, about five Times more, they are to be gone before God the Judge of all; and because they have been Fools, therefore their Souls before this Night, shall be Required of them. I Suppose, The Circumstances of These will oblige Them, to entertain the▪ Truths of God, this Afternoon, with a most singular Agony of Soul; but, I demand this from All the rest of You, that the Circumstances of These, do quicken you all to mind, What you shall be told, concerning the Lamentable Desolations, which an Unclean Life do's bring upon the Children of men. Briefly, As Father Latimer once presented unto a great man, a New Testament, with this Inscription embossed▪ on the Cover of it, Whoremongers and Adulterers God shall Judge: Thus, I am to present, especially Young People, with a Bible this ••ay, and show them this Line upon it, They Die in Youth, whose Life is among ⟨p. 37⟩the Unclean. There was, you know, a man whose Name was Job, and that man was Perfect and Upright, and one that feared God, and Shunned Evil. He was a Persored of Quality, who dwelt in Arabia the Happy▪ and indeed, he made it Happy, by his dwelling there. Horrid and Hideous Trials nevertheless befell this Excellent Person; who under these Trials, was Visited by some Comfortable Neighbours, that yet proved but miserable Comforters. There were Three more Aged men, and all of them, Venerable Saints, of God, who took their Turns, in dealing with Afflicted Job, about his Condition before the Lord. But at length is came unto the Turn of a Fourth, named Elhu, who stood somewhat longer than, the rest, in the Disputation;