Think Well Ont Or Reflections On the Great Thruths of the Christian Religion
Think Well Ont Or Reflections On the Great Thruths of the Christian Religion
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my soul, let us take care to provide ourselves with such attendants as these against that hour, which is to decide our eternal doom. These are friends in- deed, that will not forsake us even in death ; and will effectually plead our cause at that bar where no other eloquence will be regarded.
5. Consider in what a wretched plight the sin- ner, who has taken no care to lay up any such pro- vision of good works, shall now stand before his Judge. Oh ! how all things now speak to him the melancholy... sentence, that is just now going to fall upon his guilty head. Whatever way he looks, he sees nothing that can give him any comfort ; but, on the contrary, all things contribute to his greater ans-uish and terror. Beneath his feet he sees hell 28 THINK WELL ON T.
open ready to swallow him up : above his head, an angry Judge prepared to thunder out against him the irrevocable sentence of eternal damnation : on his right hand, he sees his guardian angel now abandoning him ; on his left, the devils, his mer- ciless enemies, just ready to seize upon him, and only waiting for the beck of the Judge : if he looks behind him, he discovers a cheating world which now retires from him ; if he looks before him, he meets with nothing but a dismal eternity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my soul, let us take care to provide ourselves with such attendants as these against that hour, which is to decide our eternal doom. These are friends in- deed, that will not forsake us even in death ; and will effectually plead our cause at that bar where no other eloquence will be regarded.
5. Consider in what a wretched plight the sin- ner, who has taken no care to lay up any such pro- vision of good works, shall now stand before his Judge. Oh ! how all things now speak to him the melancholy... sentence, that is just now going to fall upon his guilty head. Whatever way he looks, he sees nothing that can give him any comfort ; but, on the contrary, all things contribute to his greater ans-uish and terror. Beneath his feet he sees hell 28 THINK WELL ON T.
open ready to swallow him up : above his head, an angry Judge prepared to thunder out against him the irrevocable sentence of eternal damnation : on his right hand, he sees his guardian angel now abandoning him ; on his left, the devils, his mer- ciless enemies, just ready to seize upon him, and only waiting for the beck of the Judge : if he looks behind him, he discovers a cheating world which now retires from him ; if he looks before him, he meets with nothing but a dismal eternity.
What to read after Think Well Ont Or Reflections On the Great Thruths of the Christian Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Challoner to read onlineMoreLess
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