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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 5
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with what pleasure will the body awaken out of its long sleep, and arise and shake o•t its dust, and put on its beautiful garments of immortality and glory? with what delight and joy will it first open its eyes upon those beautiful and glorious objects which will quickly present themselves to […] view? Thus concerning the Resurrection of the righteous bodies.
with what pleasure will the body awaken out of its long sleep, and arise and shake o•t its dust, and put on its beautiful garments of immortality and glory? with what delight and joy will it first open its eyes upon those beautiful and glorious objects which will quickly present themselves to 〈…〉 view? Thus concerning the Resurrection of the righteous bodies.
2. The second Antecedent to the Judgment of the righteous, will […] […] meeting with Angels at their graves ••outh, Mat. […] the great sound of a Trum•••• […] the sour winds from one […] are they awakened & […] entertained by An•••• […], who have such a […] many good offices […] body they did not […] for their acquain•••• […], and be able to dis•••• […], who for so many […] their Father in Hea••• […] lustre upon them, that will […] and these shall be part of […] •••pani••s in Glory; instead of […] ••arkness, which used to assault, buf•••• […] when in the body before, they shall […] of light with them, and about them to join […] the love and praise of the great Jehovah. The […] will be sent to all them, and gather them, and we may rationally imagine that they will salute them at their rising, and welcome them out of their Graves: We read of the Angel Gabriel's salutation of Mary,