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Christ's certain and sudden appearance to judgment. By Thomas Vincent, sometime Minister of Maudlins…
Christ's certain and sudden appearance to judgment. By Thomas Vincent, sometime Minister of Maudlins Milk-Street, London; ; [Three lines from Hebrews]
Boston: printed by Samuel Green for Benjamin Harris, 1690
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Christ's certain and sudden Appearance to Judgment. › Chapter 14
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Unbelievers, they do not desire Christ's appearance, because they do not believe in him, because they do not love him, because their hearts are set upon the World, because they are under the guilt and power of sin, and because when Christ doth appear, he will judge them, condemn them, and punish them; But though they do not desire Christ's coming, nor think •f i•, nor prepare for […], yet Christ will come, and his coming will be dreadful unto them.
Unbelievers, they do not desire Christ's appearance, because they do not believe in him, because they do not love him, because their hearts are set upon the World, because they are under the guilt and power of sin, and because when Christ doth appear, he will judge them, condemn them, and punish them; But though they do not desire Christ's coming, nor think •f i•, nor prepare for 〈…〉, yet Christ will come, and his coming will be dreadful unto them.
Believers, they desire Christ's coming, they are looking for […], and waiting for it, they are hoping for it, and preparing for it, and he will certainly, he will quickly appear, and they shall appear with him in glory, and this appearance •ill be a most comfortable and joyful appearance unto them: which leads unto the second Word which I […] to speak.
Believers, they desire Christ's coming, they are looking for 〈…〉, and waiting for it, they are hoping for it, and preparing for it, and he will certainly, he will quickly appear, and they shall appear with him in glory, and this appearance •ill be a most comfortable and joyful appearance unto them: which leads unto the second Word which I 〈…〉 to speak.