...moft prevalent paffion of the Ignorant, he terrified them with the Threats of grievous Punilhments in this Life, as well as in that which is to come, if they would not hearken unto him. And to this end h he did fet forth h Me. c. 6. unto them on all...

...of a Lock Hofpital, and to the dungeons of the prifon-houfe. Sins of this kind have their punimment in this life, as well as in that which is to come. The fweets of fin may be compared to thofe fnares which are laid with fubftances of a pleafant tafte...

...most prevalent passion of the ignorant, he terrified them with the threats of greivous punishments in this life, as well as in that which is to come, if they would not hearken unto him. And to this end he did set forth unto them on all occasions, what...

...moft prevalent paffion of the ignorant, he terrified them with the threats of grievous punifhments in this life, as well as in that which is to come, if they would not hearken unto him. And to this end p he did fet Forth unto them on all occafions,...

...too many others, you think religion was only made to die by. You forget that godliness is great gain in this life, as well as in that which is to come." Finding that I was not likely to be useful in the way I had contemplated, I soon took leave of the...

...christianizing of this most populous part of our globe, will propably ere long prevent much misery in this life, as well as in that which is to come. Christianity, we know, will neither produce fruitful seasons, nor feed its professors in ¡dlenssand...

...Johnny walk afore he buried." " Ah ! then he must have led an evil life indeed," said Hojlister ; " the blessed in spirit lie quiet until the general...jist git my cart, and ride down and tell him that you are afeard of a dead man and Beelezeboob ; and it is't succour he may be expicting from you ! —...

...penitent. They manifest also the excellency of true religion, and its tendency to promote happiness in this life, as well as in that which is to come : and they furnish us with many prophetical declarations, the striking fulfilment of which is every way calculated...

...measure, to have mistaken the nature and extent of it. God is willing that his people should be happy, in this life, as well as in that which is to come. Present salvation, then, consists in being free from all corroding, distressing, and consuming care...

...solemnly against that ORDER, as one fraught with incalculable mischief to all your dearest interests in this life, as well as in that which is to come, that I have taken up my pen on this occasion. It is to convince you, if I can, that your safety and...