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Isaiah 3. 10, 11. Say ye, surely it shall be well with the just, for they shall eat the fruit of their works.
Isaiah 3. 10, 11. Say you, surely it shall be well with the just, for they shall eat the fruit of their works.
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Woe be to the wicked, it shall be evil with him: for the reward of his hands shall be with him.
Woe be to the wicked, it shall be evil with him: for the reward of his hands shall be with him.
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THis Text is like Israels pillar or cloud: it hath a light side, and a dark side;
THis Text is like Israel's pillar or cloud: it hath a Light side, and a dark side;
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it hath a light side unto the Godly: say unto the righteous it shall be well with him;
it hath a Light side unto the Godly: say unto the righteous it shall be well with him;
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and it hath a dark side unto the wicked: woe unto the wicked, it shall be ill with him; both you see are rewarded; righteous and wicked; but here's a vast difference:
and it hath a dark side unto the wicked: woe unto the wicked, it shall be ill with him; both you see Are rewarded; righteous and wicked; but here's a vast difference:
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the one hath a reward of mercy, the other a reward of justice.
the one hath a reward of mercy, the other a reward of Justice.
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I begin with the first of these, Say unto the righteous it shall be well with him.
I begin with the First of these, Say unto the righteous it shall be well with him.
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This Scripture was written in a very sad and calamitous time, as you may read in the beginning of the chapter.
This Scripture was written in a very sad and calamitous time, as you may read in the beginning of the chapter.
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The mighty man, and the man of war shall cease; the prudent and the ancient, both Iudge and Prophet shall be taken away; The mighty man, and the man of war shall cease; the prudent and the ancient, both Judge and Prophet shall be taken away;
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this was a very sad time with the Church of God in Ierusalem.
this was a very sad time with the Church of God in Ierusalem.
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If the Judge be taken away where will be any equity? if the Prophet be removed, where will be any Priests? the whole body Politick was running to ruine, and almost in the rubbish;
If the Judge be taken away where will be any equity? if the Prophet be removed, where will be any Priests? the Whole body Politic was running to ruin, and almost in the rubbish;
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now in this sad junctture of time God would have this Text to be written: and it is like a rainbow in the clouds;
now in this sad junctture of time God would have this Text to be written: and it is like a rainbow in the Clouds;
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God would have his people comforted in the midst of all afflictions. Say unto the righteous it shall be well with him.
God would have his people comforted in the midst of all afflictions. Say unto the righteous it shall be well with him.
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The great proposition that lies in the words is this: that howsoever things go in the world, it shall be well with the righteous man;
The great proposition that lies in the words is this: that howsoever things go in the world, it shall be well with the righteous man;
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this is an Oracle from Gods own mouth, and therefore we are not to dispute it:
this is an Oracle from God's own Mouth, and Therefore we Are not to dispute it:
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it is Gods own Oracle, Say unto the righteous, it shall be well with him.
it is God's own Oracle, Say unto the righteous, it shall be well with him.
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I might multiply Scriptures, but I will give you one instance, in the 8 of Ecclesiastes 12. Surely I know that it shall be well with them that fear God. I know it:
I might multiply Scriptures, but I will give you one instance, in the 8 of Ecclesiastes 12. Surely I know that it shall be well with them that Fear God. I know it:
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it is as a golden Maxime not to be disputed: it shall be well with them that fear God.
it is as a golden Maxim not to be disputed: it shall be well with them that Fear God.
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For the illustration of this consider two things. 1. What is meant by the Righteous man. 2. Why, howsoever things go, it shall be well with the righteous.
For the illustration of this Consider two things. 1. What is meant by the Righteous man. 2. Why, howsoever things go, it shall be well with the righteous.
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1. Who is meant here by the righteous man? There is a three-fold righteousness, a legal righteousness:
1. Who is meant Here by the righteous man? There is a threefold righteousness, a Legal righteousness:
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and so Adam in this sense was said to be righteous when he did wear the Robe of innocency:
and so Adam in this sense was said to be righteous when he did wear the Robe of innocency:
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Adams heart did agree with the law of God exactly as a well made Diall goes with the Sun:Adams heart did agree with the law of God exactly as a well made Dial Goes with the Sun:
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but this righteousness is forfeited and lost.
but this righteousness is forfeited and lost.
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2. There is a morall righteousness, and thus he is said to be righteous, who is adorned with the moral vertues:
2. There is a moral righteousness, and thus he is said to be righteous, who is adorned with the moral Virtues:
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who is prudent, and just, and temperate, who is 〈 ◊ 〉 with the jewel of morality: but
who is prudent, and just, and temperate, who is 〈 ◊ 〉 with the jewel of morality: but
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3. There is an Evangelical righteousness, and this is meant here: This Evangelical righteousness is twofold ▪
3. There is an Evangelical righteousness, and this is meant Here: This Evangelical righteousness is twofold ▪
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1. There is a righteousness of imputation: and that is when Christs righteousness is made over to us:
1. There is a righteousness of imputation: and that is when Christ righteousness is made over to us:
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and Beloved this righteousness is as truly ours to justifie us, as it is Christs to bestow upon us.
and beloved this righteousness is as truly ours to justify us, as it is Christ to bestow upon us.
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2. There is a righteousness of implantation, which is nothing else but the infusing of the seed and habit of Grace into the heart:
2. There is a righteousness of implantation, which is nothing Else but the infusing of the seed and habit of Grace into the heart:
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a planting of Holiness in a man, and making him partaker of the Divine nature; this is to be righteous in the sight of God:
a planting of Holiness in a man, and making him partaker of the Divine nature; this is to be righteous in the sighed of God:
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a righteousness of imputation, and a righteousness of implantation.
a righteousness of imputation, and a righteousness of implantation.
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The second thing is to show you why howsoever things go in the world, yet it shall be well with this righteous man.
The second thing is to show you why howsoever things go in the world, yet it shall be well with this righteous man.
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It must be thus for two reasons.
It must be thus for two Reasons.
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1. Because he who is righteous, hath his greatest evils removed, his sin pardoned, and then it must needs be well with him:
1. Because he who is righteous, hath his greatest evils removed, his since pardoned, and then it must needs be well with him:
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sin is the thorne in a mans conscience;
since is the thorn in a men conscience;
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now when the thorne is pluckt out by forgiveness and remission, then it is well with that man.
now when the thorn is plucked out by forgiveness and remission, then it is well with that man.
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Forgiveness in Scripture is called a lifting off of sin, Iob. 7. Lord, why dost not thou lift off my sin? so the Hebrew word carrys it, it is a Metaphor taken from a weary man that goes under a burden, he is ready to sink under it:
Forgiveness in Scripture is called a lifting off of since, Job 7. Lord, why dost not thou lift off my since? so the Hebrew word carrys it, it is a Metaphor taken from a weary man that Goes under a burden, he is ready to sink under it:
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now 〈 ◊ 〉 man comes and lifts off this burden; even so do•• the great God:
now 〈 ◊ 〉 man comes and lifts off this burden; even so do•• the great God:
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when the burden of sin is ready to sink the conscience:
when the burden of since is ready to sink the conscience:
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God lifts off this burden from the conscience and lays it on Christs shoulder, and he carrys it now;
God lifts off this burden from the conscience and lays it on Christ shoulder, and he carrys it now;
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he that hath this burden thus carried, it is well with him howsoever things go.
he that hath this burden thus carried, it is well with him howsoever things go.
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Forgiveness of sin and pardon it is a crowning blessing, it is the jewell of a believers Crown;
Forgiveness of since and pardon it is a crowning blessing, it is the jewel of a believers Crown;
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pardon of sin, st a multiplying mercy, it brings a great many mercyes along with it: whom God pardons, he adopts;
pardon of since, Saint a multiplying mercy, it brings a great many Mercies along with it: whom God Pardons, he adopts;
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whom •od pardons, he invests with Grace and Glory. So that this is a multiplying mercy:
whom •od Pardons, he invests with Grace and Glory. So that this is a multiplying mercy:
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it is such a mercy that it is enough to make a sick man well.
it is such a mercy that it is enough to make a sick man well.
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Isai. 33. 24. The Inhabitants shall not say I am sick, the people shall be forgiven their iniquity:Isaiah 33. 24. The Inhabitants shall not say I am sick, the people shall be forgiven their iniquity:
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the sense of pardon takes away the sense of pain, and then it, must needs be well with the righteous,
the sense of pardon Takes away the sense of pain, and then it, must needs be well with the righteous,
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for his greatest evil is removed.
for his greatest evil is removed.
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2. However things go, it is well with the righteous because that God is his portion, Psal. 16. 5. The Lord is the portion of my inheritance;
2. However things go, it is well with the righteous Because that God is his portion, Psalm 16. 5. The Lord is the portion of my inheritance;
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the lines are fallen unto me in pleasant places: in Godthere are all good things to be found;
the lines Are fallen unto me in pleasant places: in Godthere Are all good things to be found;
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and all that is in God is engaged for the good of the righteous;
and all that is in God is engaged for the good of the righteous;
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his power is to help, and his wisdom is to teach, and his Spirit is to sanctifie,
his power is to help, and his Wisdom is to teach, and his Spirit is to sanctify,
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and his mercy is to save.
and his mercy is to save.
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God is the righteous mans portion, and can God give a greater gift •nto us than himselfe?
God is the righteous men portion, and can God give a greater gift •nto us than himself?
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God is a rich portion, for he is the Angels riches;
God is a rich portion, for he is the Angels riches;
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God is a safe and sure portion, for his name is a strong Tower; he is a portion that can never be spent, for he is infiniteness;
God is a safe and sure portion, for his name is a strong Tower; he is a portion that can never be spent, for he is infiniteness;
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he is a portion can never be lost, for he is eternity: Thou art my portion for ever, Psal. 72. 26. and surely it iswell with the righteous that hath God for his portion;
he is a portion can never be lost, for he is eternity: Thou art my portion for ever, Psalm 72. 26. and surely it iswell with the righteous that hath God for his portion;
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is it not well with that man that is happy? why, if God be our portion, we are happy, Psal. 144. 15. Happy is the people whose God is the Lord.
is it not well with that man that is happy? why, if God be our portion, we Are happy, Psalm 144. 15. Happy is the people whose God is the Lord.
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Thus I have cleered up the Doctrinal part; for the use of this;
Thus I have cleared up the Doctrinal part; for the use of this;
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Here is abundance of comfort for every Godly man, for every person serving God in this Congregation;
Here is abundance of Comfort for every Godly man, for every person serving God in this Congregation;
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God hath sent me this day with a Commission to comfort you.
God hath sent me this day with a Commission to Comfort you.
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O that I might drop in the Oyl of gladnesse into every broken heart and rejoyce every troubled spirit.
Oh that I might drop in the Oil of gladness into every broken heart and rejoice every troubled Spirit.
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O here is good news from Heaven, Say unto the righteous it shall be well with him.
O Here is good news from Heaven, Say unto the righteous it shall be well with him.
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But here is a question must be answered.
But Here is a question must be answered.
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You'l say to me, but how doth this appear that it shall be well with the righteous? for we often see ti is worst with them in this world;
You'll say to me, but how does this appear that it shall be well with the righteous? for we often see ti is worst with them in this world;
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he is deprived of his comfort many times, he loses his very life in that quarrel, he is made the very reproach of the world often times;
he is deprived of his Comfort many times, he loses his very life in that quarrel, he is made the very reproach of the world often times;
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how them is it well with the righteous?
how them is it well with the righteous?
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To this I answer, Yet still it is well with the righteous, though he meet with trouble in the world,
To this I answer, Yet still it is well with the righteous, though he meet with trouble in the world,
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and one follows on the neck of another, yet it is well with the righteous, as will appear in these three or four particulars.
and one follows on the neck of Another, yet it is well with the righteous, as will appear in these three or four particulars.
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1. The troubles that the righteous man meets with they turn to his good: and so it is well with him.
1. The Troubles that the righteous man meets with they turn to his good: and so it is well with him.
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That is a most famous Scripture in the 24. of Ier. the 5. Whom I have sent out of this place unto the Land of the Caldeans for their good.
That is a most famous Scripture in the 24. of Jeremiah the 5. Whom I have sent out of this place unto the Land of the Chaldaeans for their good.
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Gods own Israel were transported into Babylon, among their enemies: but it is for their good, saith the Lord;
God's own Israel were transported into Babylon, among their enemies: but it is for their good, Says the Lord;
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the troubles of the righteous are a means to purge out their sin: the Troubles of the righteous Are a means to purge out their since:
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I have read a story of one who running at another with a sword to kill him;
I have read a story of one who running At Another with a sword to kill him;
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by accident his sword run into an impostume and broke the impostume:
by accident his sword run into an impostume and broke the impostume:
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thus all the evils and troubles of the righteous serve but to cure them of the impostume of pride, to make them more humble:
thus all the evils and Troubles of the righteous serve but to cure them of the impostume of pride, to make them more humble:
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when that the body of a Saint is afflicted, his soul that revives and flourishes in Grace.
when that the body of a Saint is afflicted, his soul that revives and flourishes in Grace.
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At Rome there were two Lawrel-trees, and when one withered, the other did flourish;
At Room there were two Laurel-trees, and when one withered, the other did flourish;
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so when the the body is afflicted, yet the soul that Lawrel doth revive and flourish.
so when the the body is afflicted, yet the soul that Laurel does revive and flourish.
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God doth distill out of the bitterest drink his Glory & our Salvation.
God does distil out of the Bitterest drink his Glory & our Salvation.
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Saith Ierome, that that the world looks on it as a punishment, God makes a medicine to heal the sore:
Says Jerome, that that the world looks on it as a punishment, God makes a medicine to heal the soar:
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why then it is well with the righteous.
why then it is well with the righteous.
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The rod of God upon a Saint is but onely Gods pencil whereby he draweth his Image more lively on the soul;
The rod of God upon a Saint is but only God's pencil whereby he draws his Image more lively on the soul;
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God never strikes the strings of his Viol, but to make the Musick the sweeter. Then it is well with the righteous.
God never strikes the strings of his Violent, but to make the Music the Sweeten. Then it is well with the righteous.
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2. In the midst of all the trouble that doth befall the righteous, yet still it is well with them:
2. In the midst of all the trouble that does befall the righteous, yet still it is well with them:
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in regard of those inward heart revivings that God doth give them. We see a Godly mans misery, but we do not see his comfort:
in regard of those inward heart revivings that God does give them. We see a Godly men misery, but we do not see his Comfort:
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we see his prison-grates, but we do not hear the Musick that is within in his conscience;
we see his prison-grates, but we do not hear the Music that is within in his conscience;
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God doth sweeten to his people outward trouble with inward peace;
God does sweeten to his people outward trouble with inward peace;
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it is the title that is given to God, 2 Cor. 6. 7. God that comforteth them that are cast down:
it is the title that is given to God, 2 Cor. 6. 7. God that comforts them that Are cast down:
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the Bee can gather honey aswell from the thistle and from the bitter herb, as from the sweet flower;
the Bee can gather honey aswell from the thistle and from the bitter herb, as from the sweet flower;
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a child of God can gather joy out of his sorrow: out of the very carkass sometimes the Lord gives honey:
a child of God can gather joy out of his sorrow: out of the very carcase sometime the Lord gives honey:
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when the body is in pain, the soul may be at ease;
when the body is in pain, the soul may be At ease;
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as when a mans head akes, yet his heart may be well, thus it is well with the righteous:
as when a men head akes, yet his heart may be well, thus it is well with the righteous:
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God gives him that inward comfort; that revives and sweetens his outward pain.
God gives him that inward Comfort; that revives and sweetens his outward pain.
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3. In the time of trouble and calamity, yet still it is well with the righteous,
3. In the time of trouble and calamity, yet still it is well with the righteous,
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because God doth cover his people in time of trouble, he hides them in the storm;
Because God does cover his people in time of trouble, he hides them in the storm;
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God hath a care to hide his jewels, and will not let them be carried away,
God hath a care to hide his Jewels, and will not let them be carried away,
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and thus he makes good that Scripture litterally.
and thus he makes good that Scripture literally.
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Psal 91. 4. He shall cover them with his feathers, and under his wings shalt thou trust; no evil shall touch thee. Psalm 91. 4. He shall cover them with his Feathers, and under his wings shalt thou trust; no evil shall touch thee.
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God oftentimes verifies this Scripture litterally; he makes his Angels to be his peoples Life-guard to hide them and defend them:
God oftentimes verifies this Scripture literally; he makes his Angels to be his peoples Lifeguard to hide them and defend them:
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when a Flood was comming upon the world, God provided an Ark to hide Noah; when Israel is carried and transported into Babylon, God hid Ieremiah and gave him his life for a prey.
when a Flood was coming upon the world, God provided an Ark to hide Noah; when Israel is carried and transported into Babylon, God hid Jeremiah and gave him his life for a prey.
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Ier. 39. 11. and in this sense the Saints of God are called hidden ones. Psal. 83. 3. Why so? not onely because they are hid in Gods decree, and hid in Christs wounds:Jeremiah 39. 11. and in this sense the Saints of God Are called hidden ones. Psalm 83. 3. Why so? not only Because they Are hid in God's Decree, and hid in Christ wounds:
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but often times God hides them in a time of common danger and calamity: they are hidden ones;
but often times God hides them in a time of Common danger and calamity: they Are hidden ones;
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he reserved to himselfe seven thousand that had not bowed the knee to Baal. The Prophet knew not where there was one,
he reserved to himself seven thousand that had not bowed the knee to Baal. The Prophet knew not where there was one,
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but God knew where there were seven thousand. In this sense it is well with the righteous in time of publick misery.
but God knew where there were seven thousand. In this sense it is well with the righteous in time of public misery.
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I, but you'l say sometimes it fares yet worse then all this: sometimes the righteous they dye and perish:
I, but You'll say sometime it fares yet Worse then all this: sometime the righteous they die and perish:
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they are carried away with a tempest; why? yet still it is well with the righteous;
they Are carried away with a tempest; why? yet still it is well with the righteous;
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and that in a twofold sense.
and that in a twofold sense.
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1. Many times God doth take away the righteous by death, and that in great mercy;
1. Many times God does take away the righteous by death, and that in great mercy;
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he takes them away that they shall not see the misery that comes upon a Nation.
he Takes them away that they shall not see the misery that comes upon a nation.
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Virgil the Heathen Poet saith, they are happy that dye before their Countrey: his meaning was, they dye before they see the ruine of their Countrey;Virgil the Heathen Poet Says, they Are happy that die before their Country: his meaning was, they die before they see the ruin of their Country;
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and truly God many times takes away his people in mercy, that they may not see the ruine that is coming on a Land:
and truly God many times Takes away his people in mercy, that they may not see the ruin that is coming on a Land:
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you have a Scripture for this, 1 Kings 14. 13. He onely of Ieroboam shall come to the Grave in peace,
you have a Scripture for this, 1 Kings 14. 13. He only of Jeroboam shall come to the Grave in peace,
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because in him there is found some good things towards the Lord God of Israel. Because in him there is found Some good things towards the Lord God of Israel.
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God puts him in this Grave betimes in mercy, because he should not see the evil coming on the Land;
God puts him in this Grave betimes in mercy, Because he should not see the evil coming on the Land;
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and there's a parallel to this the 2 Kings 12 last.
and there's a parallel to this the 2 Kings 12 last.
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it is spoken of Iosiah. I will gather thee unto thy Fathers, thou shalt be gathered unto thy grave in peace,
it is spoken of Josiah. I will gather thee unto thy Father's, thou shalt be gathered unto thy grave in peace,
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and thine eyes shall not see the evil I will bring upon this place. Iosiah he dyed in battle:and thine eyes shall not see the evil I will bring upon this place. Josiah he died in battle:
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how then was it said he went to the grave in peace: We must understand the meaning of it is this;
how then was it said he went to the grave in peace: We must understand the meaning of it is this;
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Iosiah went to his Grave in peace, because he was a holy man, and he has made his peace with God,Josiah went to his Grave in peace, Because he was a holy man, and he has made his peace with God,
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and so he went to his grave in peace, and because he should not see the evil approaching, God gathered him to his grave in peace.
and so he went to his grave in peace, and Because he should not see the evil approaching, God gathered him to his grave in peace.
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Ierom. speaking of his friend Nepotian (you must observe Ierom lived to see.Jerom speaking of his friend Nepotian (you must observe Jerom lived to see.
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some troubles before he dyed) saith he, O how happy is my friend Nepotian, that sees not these troubles but is got out of the storm,
Some Troubles before he died) Says he, Oh how happy is my friend Nepotian, that sees not these Troubles but is god out of the storm,
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and is arived safe in the Haven.
and is arrived safe in the Haven.
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Luther dyed in mercy before the troubles in Germany broke forth, and thus you see the righteous,Luther died in mercy before the Troubles in Germany broke forth, and thus you see the righteous,
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though they dye, yet it is well with them; God takes them away in mercy, that they may not see approaching evils.
though they die, yet it is well with them; God Takes them away in mercy, that they may not see approaching evils.
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2. Though the Righteous dye and are taken away, yet it is well with them, because death cannot hurt them.
2. Though the Righteous die and Are taken away, yet it is well with them, Because death cannot hurt them.
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Death can neither hurt their bodies, nor yet their souls, and then it is well with them.
Death can neither hurt their bodies, nor yet their Souls, and then it is well with them.
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1 Death cannot hurt their bodies, the body of a Saint it doth not perish, though it dye;
1 Death cannot hurt their bodies, the body of a Saint it does not perish, though it die;
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the bodies of the Saints are very precious dust in Gods account: precious dust; the Lord locks up these Jewels in the grave as in a Cabinet;
the bodies of the Saints Are very precious dust in God's account: precious dust; the Lord locks up these Jewels in the grave as in a Cabinet;
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the bodies of the Saints lye mellowing, and ripening in the grave till the blessed time of the resurrection:
the bodies of the Saints lie mellowing, and ripening in the grave till the blessed time of the resurrection:
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Oh how precious is the dust of a Believer! though the world mind it not, yet it is precious unto God.
O how precious is the dust of a Believer! though the world mind it not, yet it is precious unto God.
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The Husbandman he hath some Corn in his Barn, and he hath other Corn in the ground;
The Husbandman he hath Some Corn in his Barn, and he hath other Corn in the ground;
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why? the Corn that is in the ground, is as precious to him as that that is in the Barn:
why? the Corn that is in the ground, is as precious to him as that that is in the Barn:
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the bodies of the Saints in the grave are Gods Corn in the ground, but the Lord makes very precious account of this Corn:
the bodies of the Saints in the grave Are God's Corn in the ground, but the Lord makes very precious account of this Corn:
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the bodys of the Saints shall be more glorious and blessed then ever 〈 ◊ 〉 were at the resurrection.
the bodies of the Saints shall be more glorious and blessed then ever 〈 ◊ 〉 were At the resurrection.
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Turtullian he calls them Angellical bodies in regard of that beauty and lustre that shall be upon them.Tertullian he calls them Angelical bodies in regard of that beauty and lustre that shall be upon them.
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As it is with your silks when they are dyed of a purple or scarlet colour, they are made more bright and illustrous then they were before;
As it is with your silks when they Are died of a purple or scarlet colour, they Are made more bright and illustrous then they were before;
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thus it is with the bodies of the Saints, they shall be dyed of a better colour at the resurrection, they shall be made like a glorious body, Phil. 3. 20. thus it shall be well with the righteous, their bodys shall not perish.
thus it is with the bodies of the Saints, they shall be died of a better colour At the resurrection, they shall be made like a glorious body, Philip 3. 20. thus it shall be well with the righteous, their bodies shall not perish.
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2. It wall be well with the righteous at death as to their souls too. Oh it will be a blessed time!
2. It wall be well with the righteous At death as to their Souls too. O it will be a blessed time!
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me thinks it is with a Saint at the time of death just as it was with St. Paul in his voyage to Rome, we read that the Ship did break,
me thinks it is with a Saint At the time of death just as it was with Saint Paul in his voyage to Room, we read that the Ship did break,
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but though there were so many broken pieces, yet he got safe to shore, so though the ship of the Believers body break by death,
but though there were so many broken Pieces, yet he god safe to shore, so though the ship of the Believers body break by death,
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yet it is safe with the passengers, his soul, that gets safe to the Havenly harbour:
yet it is safe with the passengers, his soul, that gets safe to the Heavenly harbour:
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let me tell you, the day of a Believers death, it is the birth-day of his blessednesse, it is his ascention day to Heaven, the day of his death, it is hi marriage day with Iesus Christ.
let me tell you, the day of a Believers death, it is the birthday of his blessedness, it is his Ascension day to Heaven, the day of his death, it is him marriage day with Iesus christ.
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Faith doth but con tract us, here in this life is but the contract, but at death then the Nuptials shall be solemnized in glory, they shall see God face to face;
Faith does but con tract us, Here in this life is but the contract, but At death then the Nuptials shall be solemnized in glory, they shall see God face to face;
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it will be Heaven enough to have a sight of God, saith Austin: when the Saints shall enter into joy here, joy enters unto them,
it will be Heaven enough to have a sighed of God, Says Austin: when the Saints shall enter into joy Here, joy enters unto them,
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but then they shall enter into it. T••y shall drink of those pure Rivers that run from the •••rlasting Fountain.
but then they shall enter into it. T••y shall drink of those pure rivers that run from the •••rlasting Fountain.
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And thus you see it will be well with the righteous.
And thus you see it will be well with the righteous.
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However things go, though trouble come, though death come, yet it will go well with the righteous.
However things go, though trouble come, though death come, yet it will go well with the righteous.
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And oh let those that are the people of God comfort themselves with these words, oh what an incouragement is this to all you that hear me to begin to be righteous:
And o let those that Are the people of God Comfort themselves with these words, o what an encouragement is this to all you that hear me to begin to be righteous:
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this Text may tempt us all to be Godly; Say unto the righteous it shall be well with him;
this Text may tempt us all to be Godly; Say unto the righteous it shall be well with him;
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when things are never so ill with him yet it is well with him.
when things Are never so ill with him yet it is well with him.
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We would be glad to have things go well within our relations, and in our estates;
We would be glad to have things go well within our relations, and in our estates;
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why? when the righteous things go well with us, thy person is sealed, thou art heir of all Gods promises, thou art Christs favourite, thou hast heaven in revertion,
why? when the righteous things go well with us, thy person is sealed, thou art heir of all God's promises, thou art Christ favourite, thou hast heaven in reversion,
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and is it not now well with thee: if you would have happiness you must espouse holiness.
and is it not now well with thee: if you would have happiness you must espouse holiness.
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Say unto the righteous it shall be well with them; and thus much of their first proposition, the Godly mans comfort in life and death; it is well with him. Say unto the righteous it shall be well with them; and thus much of their First proposition, the Godly men Comfort in life and death; it is well with him.
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But now if all this will not prevail with you to make you leave your sins and become righteous, I must passe in a few words to the next branch of the Text to scare men out of their sins, to affright men out of their wickednesse, woe unto the wicked it shall be ill with him.
But now if all this will not prevail with you to make you leave your Sins and become righteous, I must pass in a few words to the next branch of the Text to scare men out of their Sins, to affright men out of their wickedness, woe unto the wicked it shall be ill with him.
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This my beloved is the dark side of the cloud. It may cause in every wicked man that hears me a trembling at the heart.
This my Beloved is the dark side of the cloud. It may cause in every wicked man that hears me a trembling At the heart.
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Woe unto the wicked it shall be ill with him. The proposition that doth result out of the words is this.
Woe unto the wicked it shall be ill with him. The proposition that does result out of the words is this.
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Doct. When things seem to be well with the wicked men, it shall be ill with them at last though, they have more then heart can wish,Doct. When things seem to be well with the wicked men, it shall be ill with them At last though, they have more then heart can wish,
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yet it shall be ill with them at last, Ecclesiast. 8. 13. It shall not be well with the wicked,
yet it shall be ill with them At last, Ecclesiatest. 8. 13. It shall not be well with the wicked,
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nor shall he prolong his dayes which are as a shadow, because he fears not God it shall not be well with the wicked, the God of truth hath pronounced this.nor shall he prolong his days which Are as a shadow, Because he fears not God it shall not be well with the wicked, the God of truth hath pronounced this.
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It is as true as God is true, it shall not be well with the wicked.
It is as true as God is true, it shall not be well with the wicked.
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Now that I may a litle clear this to you;
Now that I may a little clear this to you;
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I shall demonstrate this to you in these four particulars. 1. It is ill with the wicked in this life. 2. It is ill with them at death. 3. It is ill with them at the day of judgement. 4. It is ill with them after judgement, it shall be ill with the wicked.
I shall demonstrate this to you in these four particulars. 1. It is ill with the wicked in this life. 2. It is ill with them At death. 3. It is ill with them At the day of judgement. 4. It is ill with them After judgement, it shall be ill with the wicked.
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1. It is ill with the wicked in this life; a wicked man that hears me will hardly think so, when he hath the affluence, and confluence of outward comforts;
1. It is ill with the wicked in this life; a wicked man that hears me will hardly think so, when he hath the affluence, and confluence of outward comforts;
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when he eates the fat and drinkes the sweet;
when he eats the fat and drinks the sweet;
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He will hardly beleive the Minister that shall tell him it shall be ill with him, but it is so.
He will hardly believe the Minister that shall tell him it shall be ill with him, but it is so.
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For is it not ill with that man that hath a curse? Yea, the curse of God entailed upon him;
For is it not ill with that man that hath a curse? Yea, the curse of God entailed upon him;
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can that man ever thrive that lives under the curse of God?
can that man ever thrive that lives under the curse of God?
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Floods of blood and wrath hang over the head of awicked man, he is heir to all the Plagues written in the Book of God.
Floods of blood and wrath hang over the head of awicked man, he is heir to all the Plagues written in the Book of God.
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All Gods curses are the sinners portion, and if he dyeth in his sin, he is sure to have his portion paid him. Woe unto the wicked;
All God's curses Are the Sinners portion, and if he Dies in his since, he is sure to have his portion paid him. Woe unto the wicked;
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every bit of bread he hath he hath it with a curse; 'tis like poison'd bread given to a dog;
every bit of bred he hath he hath it with a curse; it's like poisoned bred given to a dog;
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Every drop of wine he drinketh swallows down a curse with it. Woe unto the wicked;
Every drop of wine he Drinketh Swallows down a curse with it. Woe unto the wicked;
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there is a curse in his cup, and a curse upon his table. God saith, Woe unto him.
there is a curse in his cup, and a curse upon his table. God Says, Woe unto him.
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We read of Belshazer. Daniel 5. 4. 5. that he, did take the wine, and commanded to bring the gold and silver Vessels out of the Temple:
We read of Belshazer. daniel 5. 4. 5. that he, did take the wine, and commanded to bring the gold and silver Vessels out of the Temple:
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Then they brought the Golden Vessels that were taken out of the Temple, out of the house of God, that was at Ierusalem; and the King and his Princes,
Then they brought the Golden Vessels that were taken out of the Temple, out of the house of God, that was At Ierusalem; and the King and his Princes,
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and his Wives, and Concubines drank in them.
and his Wives, and Concubines drank in them.
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Belshazer was very jovial, in the midest of his cups he was merry, but Wo unto the wicked;Belshazer was very jovial, in the midst of his cups he was merry, but Woe unto the wicked;
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For in the same hour came forth the finger of a mans hand, and reacht over the Candlestick upon the plaister of the wall of the Kings Palace,
For in the same hour Come forth the finger of a men hand, and reached over the Candlestick upon the plaster of the wall of the Kings Palace,
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and the Kings countenance changed, and he was troubled; There was a hand and a Wo written on the wall;
and the Kings countenance changed, and he was troubled; There was a hand and a Woe written on the wall;
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let a sinner live till he come to an hundred years of age yet he is cursed.
let a sinner live till he come to an hundred Years of age yet he is cursed.
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Isa. 65. 20. his gray hairs they have a curse upon them.Isaiah 65. 20. his grey hairs they have a curse upon them.
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2. Tis ill with the wicked, not onely in this life, but tis ill with them at the hour of death;
2. This ill with the wicked, not only in this life, but this ill with them At the hour of death;
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and that in these two respects. 1. Death puts an end unto all his comforts. 2. Death is the begining of all his miseries.
and that in these two respects. 1. Death puts an end unto all his comforts. 2. Death is the beginning of all his misery's.
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1. Death puts an end unto all his comforts, no more indulging and pompering the flesh,
1. Death puts an end unto all his comforts, no more indulging and pompering the Flesh,
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then no more cups of Wine, then no more Musick. Revel. 18. 22. The fruites thy Soul lusteth after are departed from thee.
then no more cups of Wine, then no more Music. Revel. 18. 22. The fruits thy Soul Lusteth After Are departed from thee.
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All things that are dainty, and good are departed from thee, the voice of the Harper, Musitian,
All things that Are dainty, and good Are departed from thee, the voice of the Harper, Musician,
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and Trumpeter shall be heard no more in thee.
and Trumpeter shall be herd no more in thee.
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'Tis spoken of the destruction of Rome, so you may say of the wicked man, no more joy and gladness, no more Mirth and Musick, all a sinners sweet spices his Scarlet Robes, his sparkling Diamonds, they all at death depart from him.
It's spoken of the destruction of Room, so you may say of the wicked man, no more joy and gladness, no more Mirth and Music, all a Sinners sweet spices his Scarlet Robes, his sparkling Diamonds, they all At death depart from him.
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Secondly, as death puts an end to a sinners mirth, so it lays a foundation for all his sorrow;
Secondly, as death puts an end to a Sinners mirth, so it lays a Foundation for all his sorrow;
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alas, before death begins to close a sinners eyes, the eye of his conscience is first opened, every sin at the hour of Death, stands with its drawn Sword in its hand;
alas, before death begins to close a Sinners eyes, the eye of his conscience is First opened, every since At the hour of Death, Stands with its drawn Sword in its hand;
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those sins that did in life delight him, now they affright and terrifie him, all his joy and mirth turns into sadness:
those Sins that did in life delight him, now they affright and terrify him, all his joy and mirth turns into sadness:
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as sometimes you have seen Sugar lying in a damp place, it doth dissolve and run to Water,
as sometime you have seen Sugar lying in a damp place, it does dissolve and run to Water,
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thus all the sugared joys of a wicked man at the hour of death turns into Water, into the Water of Tears, into the Water of sorrow.
thus all the sugared Joys of a wicked man At the hour of death turns into Water, into the Water of Tears, into the Water of sorrow.
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Thirdly, It shall be ill with the wicked man at the day of judgment, when he is seated before Gods tribunal,
Thirdly, It shall be ill with the wicked man At the day of judgement, when he is seated before God's tribunal,
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then be shall leave judging of others, and shall stand at Gods Bar and be tryed for his life.
then be shall leave judging of Others, and shall stand At God's Bar and be tried for his life.
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I Read concerning Felix when he heard Paul speak of judgment, that Felix tro•bled.
I Read Concerning Felix when he herd Paul speak of judgement, that Felix tro•bled.
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Iosephus observes that Felix he was a wicked man, and she that lived with him, her name was Drusilla, whom he intised from her Husband,Iosephus observes that Felix he was a wicked man, and she that lived with him, her name was Drusilla, whom he enticed from her Husband,
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and lived in uncleanness with her, now when Felix heard Paul Preaching of judgement he trembled.
and lived in uncleanness with her, now when Felix herd Paul Preaching of judgement he trembled.
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Now if he trembled to hear of judgment, what will he do when judgment comes,
Now if he trembled to hear of judgement, what will he do when judgement comes,
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when all his secret sins shall be made manifest, all his Midnight wickedness shall be Written on his fore-head, 〈 ◊ 〉 with the point of a Diamond ▪ At the day of judgment shall be these two things.
when all his secret Sins shall be made manifest, all his Midnight wickedness shall be Written on his forehead, 〈 ◊ 〉 with the point of a Diamond ▪ At the day of judgement shall be these two things.
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First, there shall be a legal Tryal, Secondly the sentence, First, A legal tryal;
First, there shall be a Legal Trial, Secondly the sentence, First, A Legal trial;
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God will call forth a sinner by name, and say stand forth, hear thy charge see what thou canst answer to this charge.
God will call forth a sinner by name, and say stand forth, hear thy charge see what thou Canst answer to this charge.
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What canst thou say for thy Sabbath-breaking, for thy murthers and drunkenness, and perjury? for all thy revenge and malice? for all the persecuting of my Members? what dost thou say, Guilty, or not Guilty?
What Canst thou say for thy Sabbath-breaking, for thy murders and Drunkenness, and perjury? for all thy revenge and malice? for all the persecuting of my Members? what dost thou say, Guilty, or not Guilty?
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Thou wretch thou darest not say thou art not guilty;
Thou wretch thou Darest not say thou art not guilty;
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for have not I been an eye witness to all thy wickedness? Do not the books agree, the book of thy Conscience,
for have not I been an eye witness to all thy wickedness? Do not the books agree, the book of thy Conscience,
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and the book of my Omniscience, and darest thou offer to plead Not Guilty? How will the sinner be amazed with horror, and run into desparation!
and the book of my Omniscience, and Darest thou offer to plead Not Guilty? How will the sinner be amazed with horror, and run into Desperation!
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Secondly, After this legal process or trial follows the sentence, Go ye cursed into everlasting fire.
Secondly, After this Legal process or trial follows the sentence, Go you cursed into everlasting fire.
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What, to go from the presence of Christ, in whose presence is fulness of joy, to go from Christ with a curse.
What, to go from the presence of christ, in whose presence is fullness of joy, to go from christ with a curse.
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Why, saith Chrysostom, that very word Depart, is worse then the torment it self ▪ And remember this ▪ you that go on in your sins,Why, Says Chrysostom, that very word Depart, is Worse then the torment it self ▪ And Remember this ▪ you that go on in your Sins,
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When once this sentence is past it can never be reversed; this is the most supreme Court of Judicature, from which is no appeal.
When once this sentence is passed it can never be reversed; this is the most supreme Court of Judicature, from which is no appeal.
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Here on earth men remove their causes from one Court unto another; from the Common-Law ▪ unto the Chancery;
Here on earth men remove their Causes from one Court unto Another; from the Common-Law ▪ unto the Chancery;
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oh but at the last day of Judgement no appeals, no removing the sentence, for this is the highest Court.
o but At the last day of Judgement no appeals, no removing the sentence, for this is the highest Court.
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4 It will be ill with the wicked that dye in their sins after the day of Judgement;
4 It will be ill with the wicked that die in their Sins After the day of Judgement;
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oh then there is but one way, and they would be glad they might not go that way; any way but to prison.
o then there is but one Way, and they would be glad they might not go that Way; any Way but to prison.
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Oh but there is no way but to Hell, Luk. 16. 23. in hell he lifted up his eyes.
O but there is no Way but to Hell, Luk. 16. 23. in hell he lifted up his eyes.
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Hell, tis the very center of misery, tis the very spirits of torments distilled out: The Scripture tells us that in Hell there are these three things:
Hell, this the very centre of misery, this the very spirits of torments distilled out: The Scripture tells us that in Hell there Are these three things:
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There is Fire, there is darkness, there are chains.
There is Fire, there is darkness, there Are chains.
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1. Hell is called a place of darkness, Iude 13. To whom is reserved blackness of darkness:
1. Hell is called a place of darkness, Iude 13. To whom is reserved blackness of darkness:
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Darkness you know is the most uncomfortable thing in the world; a man that goes in the dark, he trembles every step he goes.
Darkness you know is the most uncomfortable thing in the world; a man that Goes in the dark, he trembles every step he Goes.
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Hell is a black Region, nothing but blackness of darkness;
Hell is a black Region, nothing but blackness of darkness;
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and it must needs be a dark place where they shall be separated from the light of Gods presence.
and it must needs be a dark place where they shall be separated from the Light of God's presence.
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Indeed Augustine he thinks there shall be some little sulpherous light there, but suppose it be so, that light will serve only that the damned may see the tragedy of their own misery, and see themselves tormented.
Indeed Augustine he thinks there shall be Some little sulphurous Light there, but suppose it be so, that Light will serve only that the damned may see the tragedy of their own misery, and see themselves tormented.
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2. In Hell, as there is darkness, so there is fire, it is called a burning lake, Rev. 2. 15. Who was not found written in the book of life was thrown into the Lake of fire. You know that fire is the most torturing Element, it makes the most dreadful impression on the flesh:
2. In Hell, as there is darkness, so there is fire, it is called a burning lake, Rev. 2. 15. Who was not found written in the book of life was thrown into the Lake of fire. You know that fire is the most torturing Element, it makes the most dreadful impression on the Flesh:
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Now Hell is a place of fire.
Now Hell is a place of fire.
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It is disputed amongst the Learned what kinde of fire it is, and I wish we may never know what kind of fire it is.
It is disputed among the Learned what kind of fire it is, and I wish we may never know what kind of fire it is.
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Augustine and others affirm, that it is material fire, but far hotter then any fire upon your hearths, that is but painted fire compared with this.Augustine and Others affirm, that it is material fire, but Far hotter then any fire upon your hearths, that is but painted fire compared with this.
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But I do rather think that the fire of the Damned it is partly material and partly spiritual:
But I do rather think that the fire of the Damned it is partly material and partly spiritual:
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partly material to work on the body, and partly spiritual, which is the wrath of God to torment the soul, that is the lake, the burning fire.
partly material to work on the body, and partly spiritual, which is the wrath of God to torment the soul, that is the lake, the burning fire.
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Oh who knows the power of Gods anger! Who can dwell with these burnings! it is intollerable to endure them, and impossible to escape them.
O who knows the power of God's anger! Who can dwell with these burnings! it is intolerable to endure them, and impossible to escape them.
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3. In Hell there are chains, chains of darkness.
3. In Hell there Are chains, chains of darkness.
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Those sinners that would not be bound by any Law of God, such shall have chains of darkness to bind them.
Those Sinners that would not be bound by any Law of God, such shall have chains of darkness to bind them.
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Quest. What should be the meaning of that phrase chains of darkness.Quest. What should be the meaning of that phrase chains of darkness.
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Answ. I suppose it may be this, to intimate unto us, that the wicked in Hell shall not have power to walk up and down, which perhaps might be a little ease, though very little;Answer I suppose it may be this, to intimate unto us, that the wicked in Hell shall not have power to walk up and down, which perhaps might be a little ease, though very little;
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but they shall be chained down fast, not to stir; they shall be fastned to that stake with chains of darkness.
but they shall be chained down fast, not to stir; they shall be fastened to that stake with chains of darkness.
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Oh this will be terrible indeed.
O this will be terrible indeed.
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Suppose a man should lye always on a Down-bed and might not stir out of the place it would be very painful unto him;
Suppose a man should lie always on a Down-bed and might not stir out of the place it would be very painful unto him;
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Oh but to lie as the damned upon the wrack, always under the torturing scorchings of Gods wrath,
O but to lie as the damned upon the wrack, always under the torturing scorchings of God's wrath,
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and to be tyed and not to move, how dreadful are the thoughts of this? and this is the condition of the wicked, they are under fire, and darkness, and chains.
and to be tied and not to move, how dreadful Are the thoughts of this? and this is the condition of the wicked, they Are under fire, and darkness, and chains.
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And to add unto the torment of Hell, there are these two things more to shew you, that it shall be ill with the wicked, let them die when they will.
And to add unto the torment of Hell, there Are these two things more to show you, that it shall be ill with the wicked, let them die when they will.
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The first is the Worm, The second is the Serpent.
The First is the Worm, The second is the Serpent.
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First, There is the Worm to torture the damned spirits, and this is no other but the Worm of Conscience, the 9th. of Mark ▪ the 44. verse, Where there worm never dieth.
First, There is the Worm to torture the damned spirits, and this is no other but the Worm of Conscience, the 9th. of Mark ▪ the 44. verse, Where there worm never Dieth.
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Oh how dreadful will it be to have this worm.
O how dreadful will it be to have this worm.
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Melancthon calls the tormenting Conscience A hellish Furie. Conscience will be just as if a worm full of poyson were feeding on the heart of a man.Melanchthon calls the tormenting Conscience A hellish Fury. Conscience will be just as if a worm full of poison were feeding on the heart of a man.
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Those sinners that would never hear the voyce of Conscience, they shall feel the worm of Conscience. And then
Those Sinners that would never hear the voice of Conscience, they shall feel the worm of Conscience. And then
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Secondly, As there is the worm to torment, so there is the Serpent that is the Devil, who is called the old serpent.
Secondly, As there is the worm to torment, so there is the Serpent that is the devil, who is called the old serpent.
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Revel. 9. As there i• the biting of the worm, so there is the stinging of the Old Serpent.Revel. 9. As there i• the biting of the worm, so there is the stinging of the Old Serpent.
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First of all, The damned shall be forced to behold the Devil.
First of all, The damned shall be forced to behold the devil.
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I remember what Anselm saith, saith he, I had rather endure all the torments of this life,
I Remember what Anselm Says, Says he, I had rather endure all the torments of this life,
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then to see the Devil with bodily eyes. then to see the devil with bodily eyes.
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But now this sight the wicked shall see whether they will or no, and not onely see ▪ but they shall feel the stinging of this old Serpent the Devil.
But now this sighed the wicked shall see whither they will or no, and not only see ▪ but they shall feel the stinging of this old Serpent the devil.
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Satan is full of rage against mankind, and will show no mercy;
Satan is full of rage against mankind, and will show no mercy;
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As he puts forth all his subtilty in tempting of man, so he puts out all his cruelty in tormenting of mankind.
As he puts forth all his subtlety in tempting of man, so he puts out all his cruelty in tormenting of mankind.
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And this is not all ▪ There are Two things more to set out the torments of hell.
And this is not all ▪ There Are Two things more to Set out the torments of hell.
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First, These agonies, and hell-convulsions they shall be for ever:
First, These agonies, and hell-convulsions they shall be for ever:
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take that Scripture for proof, Revel. 14. 11. And the smoak of their torment ascendeth for ever and ever;
take that Scripture for proof, Revel. 14. 11. And the smoke of their torment Ascendeth for ever and ever;
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and they have no rest day nor night. Thus it is in Hell, they would die but they cannot;and they have no rest day nor night. Thus it is in Hell, they would die but they cannot;
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the wicked shall be always dying but never dead; the smoak of the furnace ascends for ever and ever.
the wicked shall be always dying but never dead; the smoke of the furnace ascends for ever and ever.
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Oh who can endure thus to be ever upon the wrack? This word ever breaks the heart.
O who can endure thus to be ever upon the wrack? This word ever breaks the heart.
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Wicked men now think the Sabbaths long, When will the Sabbath be over;
Wicked men now think the Sabbaths long, When will the Sabbath be over;
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and they think a Sermon long, and think a prayer long, but Oh how long will it be to lye in Hell for ever and ever? After millions of years their torments are as far from ending as at the first hour they began.
and they think a Sermon long, and think a prayer long, but O how long will it be to lie in Hell for ever and ever? After millions of Years their torments Are as Far from ending as At the First hour they began.
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Secondly, Which is another aggravation of Hell torment, the damned in hell have none to pity them;
Secondly, Which is Another aggravation of Hell torment, the damned in hell have none to pity them;
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it is some comfort, some ease, to have our friends to pity us in our sickness and want, I but they have no friends.
it is Some Comfort, Some ease, to have our Friends to pity us in our sickness and want, I but they have no Friends.
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Mercy will not pity them, mercy is turned into fury ▪ Christ will not pitty them, he is no more an Advocate for them.
Mercy will not pity them, mercy is turned into fury ▪ christ will not pity them, he is no more an Advocate for them.
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The Angels will not pitty them;
The Angels will not pity them;
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but they rejoyce when they see the vengeance, they insult and glory when they see the Justice of God executed upon his Enemies.
but they rejoice when they see the vengeance, they insult and glory when they see the justice of God executed upon his Enemies.
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O how sad is this, to lye in the scalding Furnace of Gods Wrath, and none to pity them!
O how sad is this, to lie in the scalding Furnace of God's Wrath, and none to pity them!
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When thy cry out, God will laugh at them, O hear this all ye that go on in sin, it will be ill with the Wicked;
When thy cry out, God will laugh At them, Oh hear this all you that go on in since, it will be ill with the Wicked;
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O therefore turn from your sins, least God tear you in peices as a Lyon, and there be none to help you. Now for Application.
Oh Therefore turn from your Sins, lest God tear you in Pieces as a lion, and there be none to help you. Now for Application.
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O what an affrighting Word is this to all wicked men that go on desperately to sin, to add drunkenness to thirst ▪ never such an inundation of Wickedness as now ▪ men sin as if they would spight God,
O what an affrighting Word is this to all wicked men that go on desperately to since, to add Drunkenness to thirst ▪ never such an inundation of Wickedness as now ▪ men sin as if they would spite God,
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and dare him to punish them, men sin so greedily as if they were affraid Hell Gates would be shut up ere they got thither.
and Dare him to Punish them, men sin so greedily as if they were afraid Hell Gates would be shut up ere they god thither.
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Oh how manfully do many sin, they go to Hell strongly in their wickedness? O these are in a sad condition;
O how manfully do many since, they go to Hell strongly in their wickedness? O these Are in a sad condition;
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is it not sad at the hour of death and at the day of judgment, and after judgment with them? Wicked men Live Cursed, and they Dye Damned.
is it not sad At the hour of death and At the day of judgement, and After judgement with them? Wicked men Live Cursed, and they Die Damned.
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Sinners are the very mark that God will shoot at, his standing mark, and he never misses this mark;
Sinners Are the very mark that God will shoot At, his standing mark, and he never misses this mark;
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you know what the Scripture saith, there shall be weeping, and there shall be gnashing of toeth.
you know what the Scripture Says, there shall be weeping, and there shall be gnashing of toeth.
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And saith Latimer, that is sad fare where weeping is the first course, and gnashing of teeth is the second course.
And Says Latimer, that is sad fare where weeping is the First course, and gnashing of teeth is the second course.
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Quest. Whence is it that there is this gnashing of teeth?Quest. Whence is it that there is this gnashing of teeth?
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Answ. First, it doth arise from the extremity of torment the wicked suffer, they are not able to bear it,Answer First, it does arise from the extremity of torment the wicked suffer, they Are not able to bear it,
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and know not how to avoid it.
and know not how to avoid it.
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Secondly, the wicked gnash their teeth in Hell at the godly to see them in Heaven, them whom they persecuted,
Secondly, the wicked gnash their teeth in Hell At the godly to see them in Heaven, them whom they persecuted,
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and scoffed, and jeared to see them in Heaven and themselves in Hell, they are mad at it, Luk. 13. 28. When they shall see Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and all the Prophets in the Kingdom of God,
and scoffed, and jeered to see them in Heaven and themselves in Hell, they Are mad At it, Luk. 13. 28. When they shall see Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, and all the prophets in the Kingdom of God,
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and they themselves shut out, they shall gnash their teeth at this.and they themselves shut out, they shall gnash their teeth At this.
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How may this amaze a wicked man, if all the curses in the Bible will make a man miserable, he shall be made so ▪ The Second Use is This,
How may this amaze a wicked man, if all the curses in the bible will make a man miserable, he shall be made so ▪ The Second Use is This,
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Take heed that none of you here be found among the number of the wicked;
Take heed that none of you Here be found among the number of the wicked;
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take heed of being of this black regiment that wears the Devils colours, and fight under his banner;
take heed of being of this black regiment that wears the Devils colours, and fight under his banner;
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the sinner and the furnace shall never be parted. Oh take heed of those sins which will bring you to Hell-fire.
the sinner and the furnace shall never be parted. O take heed of those Sins which will bring you to Hell-fire.
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There are, saith Bernard, fiery sins, that bring men to hell fire. There Are, Says Bernard, fiery Sins, that bring men to hell fire.
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What are those fiery sins? why, the fire of malice, the fire of Passion, and the fire of lust and concupiscence, and the fire of revenge; these fiery sins bring men to fiery plagues, to Hell fire.
What Are those fiery Sins? why, the fire of malice, the fire of Passion, and the fire of lust and concupiscence, and the fire of revenge; these fiery Sins bring men to fiery plagues, to Hell fire.
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When thou art tempted to any wickedness think with your selves, Oh how can I bear the fierceness of Gods wrath for ever? how can I lye in the winepress of Gods wrath for ever? Oh take heed of those sins that will bring you into this place of torment.
When thou art tempted to any wickedness think with your selves, O how can I bear the fierceness of God's wrath for ever? how can I lie in the winepress of God's wrath for ever? O take heed of those Sins that will bring you into this place of torment.
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I have read a story of a Virgin, who being tempted by a young man to commit folly, saith she unto him, Grant me but one request,
I have read a story of a Virgae, who being tempted by a young man to commit folly, Says she unto him, Grant me but one request,
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and I will do what thou desirest;
and I will do what thou Desirest;
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What is that, saith he, Do but hold your finger one hour in this burning candle. What is that, Says he, Do but hold your finger one hour in this burning candle.
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No, he would not do that.
No, he would not do that.
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Saith she, will not you for my sake hold your finger an hour in the candle and will you have my soul lye burning in hell for ever. Thus she rebuked the temptation.
Says she, will not you for my sake hold your finger an hour in the candle and will you have my soul lie burning in hell for ever. Thus she rebuked the temptation.
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Doth Satan tempt thee to wickedness, hold out this text as a shield to the Devil to quench his fiery Darts. Say thus;
Does Satan tempt thee to wickedness, hold out this text as a shield to the devil to quench his fiery Darts. Say thus;
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Oh Satan, do I embrace thy temptations, I must be under thy tormentings to all eternity.
O Satan, do I embrace thy temptations, I must be under thy tormentings to all eternity.
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O therefore labour to be righteous; it shall be well with the righteous. But take heed of sin, It shall be ill with the sinner.
O Therefore labour to be righteous; it shall be well with the righteous. But take heed of since, It shall be ill with the sinner.
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I will conclude all with that saying of Austin, When a man hath been vertuons the labour is gone but the pleasure remains;
I will conclude all with that saying of Austin, When a man hath been virtuous the labour is gone but the pleasure remains;
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when a man hath been wicked, the pleasvre is gone, but the sting remains. FINIS.when a man hath been wicked, the pleasure is gone, but the sting remains. FINIS.
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