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Where The Worm Never Dies, And The Fire is Not Quenched
Series The Narrated Puritan - T M S
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From The Four Last Things – Of Hell
Now the soul is oppressed with a weight of clay, and in drowsiness and obscurity; the great things of eternity are of little force to convince the conscience, or persuade the affections But then the soul shall work with the quickest activity; the mind shall, by an irresistible light, take a full view of all afflicting objects: the most stupid and unconcerned sinners shall then see and feel their ruined state; what a glorious felicity they have lost, what a misery they are plunged into, without any possibility of lessening it by false conceits, and receiving any relief by the error of imagination.
Sermon ID | 122201917108061 |
Duration | 28:59 |
Date | Jun 12, 2019 |
Category | Audiobook |
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