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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
Title page typeset from the transcription.
Christ's certain and sudden Appearance to Judgment. › Chapter 4
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4. And especially there will be found recorded, all the actions of the Children of men, and there carriage towards God, and towards one another, in those Places, in those Relations, under those Ordinances and Providences.
1. There will be found recorded all the good that […] been sound in, or done by any, from the day of their […] hood to their dying hour; such and such, they were […] to Parents when they were young; they were […] learning their Catechism, and ready to receive […] in the Principles of Religion; such were acqu•• […] the Scriptures when they were but Children: […] •• der hearts in their tender years; such loved […] lowed God, when they were but youths: […] their hearts opened in hearing of the Word […] hearts in prayer: such were awakened […] and convinced and humbled for sin, and […] and turn to the Lord: such opened the […] when he knocked, and set up his […] put their necks under his yoke […] qu••nters and lovers of the Ordinan•• […] Christ. Such made it their busine•••• […] walked with God in their Families▪ […] dealings, in the World, such used […] took up their Cross, and laboured […] where-ever he led them: such […] could not reform: were thankful for […]: were faithful in the relations the […] faithful under the means they enjoyed […] their Brethren in misery: were patient […] the Rod, which was laid upon them, and all […] of men will be had in remembrance.
1. There will be found recorded all the good that 〈…〉 been sound in, or done by any, from the day of their 〈…〉 hood to their dying hour; such and such, they were 〈…〉 to Parents when they were young; they were 〈…〉 learning their Catechism, and ready to receive in the Principles of Religion; such were acqu the Scriptures when they were but Children: der hearts in their tender years; such loved lowed God, when they were but youths: their hearts opened in hearing of the Word hearts in prayer: such were awakened and convinced and humbled for sin, and and turn to the Lord: such opened the when he knocked, and set up his put their necks under his yoke qunters and lovers of the Ordinan Christ. Such made it their busine walked with God in their Families dealings, in the World, such used took up their Cross, and laboured where-ever he led them: such could not reform: were thankful for : were faithful in the relations the faithful under the means they enjoyed their Brethren in misery: were patient the Rod, which was laid upon them, and all of men will be had in remembrance.