2 ... Why, surely here is the great cause of it - they have some other thing to ease their hearts in the want and loss of God. Jer. ii. 13, 14. Men must have water to drink; why do men live from the fountain, nor go to it, nay, not know it? Because they have broken pits and wells at their own doors; so here. And hence the damned that have lived at ease here all their lifetime, as soon as ever dead, then they cry out of the loss of God, when is too late, because while they lived they had somewhat to ease themselves withal. And hence, many that have lived long with convinced spirits and guilty consciences, when they come to die, then they are in perplexities of mind, agonies of heart, insomuch as their sweat trickles like water from them, and their doleful outcries for loss of time strike to the hearts of all that come near them. O, God is gone; because now all comforts which were their gods, and instead of God, before, have taken their final leave of them. Search your h...
"... para servir o Deus vivo e verdadeiro, e esperar dos céus o seu Filho, a quem ressuscitou dentre os mortos, a saber, Jesus, que nos livra da ira futura". 1 Tessalonicenses 1:9-10.