The judgment itself

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These are the chief circumstances recorded in the oracles of God as coming before the general judgment. We are, secondly, to consider the judgment itself, so far as it has pleased God to reveal it.

1771 text

II. These are the chief circumstances which are recorded in the oracles of God, as preceding the general judgment. We are secondly, to consider the judgment itself, so far as it hath pleased God to reveal it.

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Preached at Bedford in 1758 on Romans 14:10: the signs before the Last Judgment, the judgment itself, and how to be ready to stand there.

EditionPrinted in the 1771 Works. Preached at the Assizes before Sir Edward Clive, in Saint Paul's Church, Bedford, on 10 March 1758

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Sermon 15 in the 1771 Works. Romans 14:10. Bedford, 10 March 1758.

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