Xif' The C 0 N T E R T S. p. 2.6f A lhort livedvanity. A flying vanity. The doetrine of death, a looking glafs, . ~1Q wherein to behold the · yanity of the world, A fhre-houfe for contentment and patience, _ A bridle to curb lu£h converfant about the body • A fpring ofChrifiian refo1uti 0 n, • A fpur to inci~e toprepare f9r death, 27t ~n :£7~ us . jb. fl~ad n. The difference betwixt the Righteous ana the '\\'i1=ked !o tq~ir ~eath~ dif~our(ed fr()mJ?roy . ~iv. 32-~ T-He wicked dying are driven away, ' . .,. 22,0 In what cafes a wicked man may be willing tp die. Whence they are driven, and whither, Driven away in their wickednefs, "fhe hopeleiTnefs of their f1ate' at death, Their h0pes of peace and pleafure in this life cut off, They ha ve np folid g'·ouuds to hope for eternal happi180 i8J . 2.84 ~!H :t8 f ib. ~e&, 1iJ Death roots up their delulive hopes of heaven, 188 Makes th~i~ fl:ate abfolutely and for ever hopelefs, ib! Caution againfl: falfe h0pes of heaven: cha;aeters ot thofe hopes 189 Exhortation to hafl:.en out of a finful flatc, · 2. 91 . To be concerned for the f~lvation of others, • 2. 9~ Tile ll:ate of the godly in death, a hopeful fiate, ib. Chrifi their beft friend i~ Lord of the other world. ib. They wH~ · have a fafe pa!fage ~o it, . ::1.9j A~joyful entrance into it, · ' · ' 1•96 Objett.-------Many ofthe godly, when dying full of fears, , a.I have Httle hope, Anfwered, · : • , Death uncomfortable to them, in three cafes, Ten cafes of faints anent death. Anfwered, Conliderations to bring falnts in good terms with death , -Dire(lions how to prrpare for death, ; 9!1 ~00 304jOf Head 111. The REsua.a.ECTioN, difcourfed from· J ohn v. :z8, 29. P• 3rg-- THe poaibility ofthe r~furretl'ion, The certainty of the refune(tion, Who fhall be rai'fed, What fhall be raifed, How the dead fhall be taifed, _ The difference ·betwixt the godly and the wieked, in their · refurrell:ion, The qualities of the raife4 bodies of the !a1nts, . - \. . /' liS .3 I$, 317 31~ 3 1 9
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