The Miferie.;of the Vnconverted. 105 £baUpour out all his vial$~ and fet himfelf againi t thee, to torment thee? Wh · - he iball make thycon~ fcience the tunnel, by whieh he will be pouring his burning wrath into thy foul for ever; and when he, fball fill all thy powers as full of torment; as they be now full of fin ? When in1rnortality fhall be thy mifery; and to die the deathof a brute)an:i be [wal– lowed into the gulf of annihilation, fhall be fuch a · felicity, as the \V hole eternity of willies, and ano– cean of tears fhall never purchafe? Now thou canfi: put off the evil day, and canft laugh and be merry, and forget the terror of the Lord, 2 Cor. 5. r r. but how wilt thou hold out, or hold up, when God will caft thee. into a be·l of torme~ts, Rev. z.. 21. and make thee to lie down inCorrows? I[t . 5o. r r. When roarings and blaf;)hemy ihall be thine only mufick ; . and the · i ~ne of rhe wrath of God, which is poured out without mixture\ into the cup of his indigna::. tion, rnall be thine only drink? Rev I 4• I o. When thou fhalt draw in flarnes for thy breath, and the hcn·id !tench of fulphur fhall be thyonly perfume? In a ~vord; When the f1-11oak of thy torn1ent fhall afcenj for ever and ever, and thou.f11alt have no reft. night nor day; no reft in thy confcience~ no– eafe in thy bo:1e.::, but tbou fhalt be an execration; ~~1d an afl:onifhment, and a curfe, and a reproach for evermctc'? :fer. 42. 18. 0 finner , Hop here, and confider:-If thou art ·a· man,and net a fenfe~efs bl()(.k)confider: Be:hink thy fdf where thoa fianJeft;. \vhy, upon the very brink of his furnace. As the Lord liveth, and thy foul .. liveth, there is qut a ftep bet,Neen thee and thi~, r' Sll)lJ• . 2o. 3· Thou knoweR: not wren thou lieft down, but thoumayeft be in bct~')re the morning: Thou kno-.\iefl'not \vhen thou n{e:tbtr.: thn·1 rnaveft drop inbef<)re the night. Daren thG.u tnake lif!h't of this.? \Yilt thou goon in fuch a dreadful condition, F s· as..
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