The Nature of Uncleanness Considered to Which is Added a Discourse Concerning
The Nature of Uncleanness Considered to Which is Added a Discourse Concerning
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169 what they have read, but withal to do it very fe- rioufly, for after all it is what deferves to be well confidered. It is not their Bufinefs to drive thefe Thoughts from their Mind, and live like Beafts. , letting loofe the Reins to their Senfuality, and har- dening themfelves in their Guilt, and fo to go down unconcernedly to the Grave. This is the utmoft height of Blindnefs and Brutality • in as much as Death is every day drawing nearer, after which every one mult enter upon an Eftate fro...m whence there is no Returning.
If to obtain the Pardon of this Sin, the Duties I have mentioned are neceffarily to be performed, it feems to me plainly to follow, their Hope is every way groundlefs and deceitful, who put off their Converfion, and yet promife themfelves to find Favour with God at the end of their Life. For Death may fnatch away the Sinner without allow- ing him time to bewail his Sin. But admitting his Circumftances to be fuchas will allow him time for Reflection ; what fort of Reflexions will he make, when his Confcience (hall fet before him the Mif- carriages of his Life, and fhall efpecially reproach him for thofe Sins which draw others after them, and for which he ought to have made Reparation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
169 what they have read, but withal to do it very fe- rioufly, for after all it is what deferves to be well confidered. It is not their Bufinefs to drive thefe Thoughts from their Mind, and live like Beafts. , letting loofe the Reins to their Senfuality, and har- dening themfelves in their Guilt, and fo to go down unconcernedly to the Grave. This is the utmoft height of Blindnefs and Brutality • in as much as Death is every day drawing nearer, after which every one mult enter upon an Eftate fro...m whence there is no Returning.
If to obtain the Pardon of this Sin, the Duties I have mentioned are neceffarily to be performed, it feems to me plainly to follow, their Hope is every way groundlefs and deceitful, who put off their Converfion, and yet promife themfelves to find Favour with God at the end of their Life. For Death may fnatch away the Sinner without allow- ing him time to bewail his Sin. But admitting his Circumftances to be fuchas will allow him time for Reflection ; what fort of Reflexions will he make, when his Confcience (hall fet before him the Mif- carriages of his Life, and fhall efpecially reproach him for thofe Sins which draw others after them, and for which he ought to have made Reparation.
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