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<p n="7">I. The Certainty and Infallibility (as well as Necessity) of a Future Judgment after this Life: Which is declar'd to us by a threefold Voice, viz.</p>
<p n="8">The Voice of{Scripture, Conscience, God's Justice.</p>
<p n="9">II. The Severity and Dreadfulness of that Judgment; which to the Impenitent Sinners will be most terrible and intolerable, upon many Accounts, but chiefly these, viz.</p>
<p n="10">1. The Sight of their Judge.</p>
<p n="11">2. The Manner of his Coming to Judgment.</p>
<p n="12">3. The Accusations of their own Consciences.</p>
<p n="13">4. The Nature and Character of that Judgment; which will be Universal, Exact, Just, and Irreversible.</p>
<p n="14">III. and lastly, The Use we ought to make of this Doctrine of a Future Judgment, so as we may (thro' Grace and Mercy) avoid the Severity of it, and be advanc'd to Endless Happiness by a serious Meditation upon it; duty considering, that it is,</p>
<p n="15">1. A powerful Disswasive from Vice; because then it will most certainly be severely punish'd. And,</p>
<p n="16">2. A strong Perswasive to Virtue; because then it will be most certainly and fully rewarded.</p>
<p n="17">On the last LORD's Day, the <rs type="date" id="OA17141027_date8">24th instant</rs>
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, I preach'd to them again, both in the Forenoon and Afternoon; and my Text was; Rom. 10. 9. - If thou shalt confess with thy Mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine Heart, that God has raised Him from the Dead, thou shalt be Saved.</p>
<p n="18">Which Words having first explain'd, with their Context, in general, I then shew'd in particular,</p>
<p n="19">I. What this Confessing of Christ with the Mouth imports.</p>
<p n="20">II. What is meant by this Believing on Him in our Hearts.</p>
<p n="21">III. l. What an Unspeakable Benefit will accrue to us from such a Confession and Belief, viz. Eternal Life and Salvation.</p>
<p n="22">On these I enlarg'd, and then concluded with such particular Adnonitions to the Persons condemn'd, as I thought most suitable to</p>
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