Verse 29
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Vers. 29. And they shall come forth that have done good unto the resurrection of life: but they that have done evil, unto the resurrection of condemnation.
Vers. 29. And they shall come forth that haue done good vnto the resurrection of life: but they that haue done euill, vnto the resurrection of condemnation.
IN this verse is declared the issue of the resurrection. In sum, it is a declaration of the last Judgement, or, of the divers end of the good and of the wicked. Between whom there is here laid a comparison; first, wherein they both agree. Secondly, wherein they differ.
IN this verse is declared the issue of the resurrection. In sum, it is a declaration of the last Iudgement, or, of the diuers end of the good and of the wicked. Betweene whom there is here layd a comparison; first, wherein they both agree. Secondly, wherein they differ.
1. The agreement is this: that there is a resurrection belonging to both: as all lay in the grave, so all shall hear, and all shall come forth: but yet the one to life, the other to death.
1. The agreement is this: that there is a resurrection belonging to both: as all lay in the graue, so all shall heare, and all shall come forth: but yet the one to life, the other to death.
Doct. All that likeness and equality that is between the godly and the wicked before the last judgement, shall not cause the fame end unto both: as in the parable of the Tares,