Christian Classics
‹ Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. VII.
Contents
The Chief Heads of the Sermons.Sermon XLVII. Romans xii. 18.Sermon XLVIII. Romans xii. 18.Sermon XLIX. Romans xii. 18.Sermon L. Romans xii. 18.Sermon LI. Romans vi. 23.Sermon LII. Matthew v. 8.Sermon LIII. Galatians v. 24.Sermon LIV. Habakkuk ii. 12.Sermon LV. 1 John iii. 8.Sermon LVI. Matthew ii. 3.Sermon LVII. Matthew x. 37.Sermon LVIII. Ephesians iii. 12.Sermon LIX. Ephesians iii. 12.Sermon LX. Ephesians iii. 12.Sermon LXI. Genesis vi. 3. · Part 1Sermon LXI. Genesis vi. 3. · Part 2Sermon LXI. Genesis vi. 3. · Part 3Sermon LXII. Matthew v. 2.Alterations.Advertisement.On the Matyrdom of King Charles I.Ecclesiastical Constitutions to be strictly maintained.The certainty of a judgment after this life. · Part 1The certainty of a judgment after this life. · Part 2The certainty of a judgment after this life. · Part 3
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The certainty of a judgment after this life. · Part 3

1st, Upon the and shortness of our lives; and,

2dly, Upon the certainty and uncertainty of our deaths.

3dly, Upon the great exactness and severity of the judgment to come after death; and,

4thly, and lastly, Upon the eternity and immutability of every man’s condition in the other world, whether it be good or evil. And then, I hope, by God’s these our endeavours, our condition there will be such, as we shall have no cause to desire either an end or an alteration of it.

Which God of his mercy grant us all, through the merits of his Son, and the happy conduct of his holy Spirit. Amen.