...to affecY us, that Sin makes us Debtors to Divine Juftice, and that Debt will be exacted from us by the Worm that dieth not, and the Fire that is not quenched. Laftly, Sin is the Tranfgrejfion of the Laio of God, who is a Being infinitely Pure and Holy. This...

...to affect us, that Sin makes us Debtors to Divine Juftice, and that Debt will be exacted from us by the Worm that dieth not^ and the Fire that is not quenched. Laftly, Sin is the Tranfgrejjion of the Law of God, who is a Being infinitely Pure and Holy. This Confideration...

...in the kingdom of their Father -f ;— And that the impenitently wicked will then be punifhed, with the worm that dieth not, and the fire that is not quenched; and the lake that burnefb 'with fire and hrimftone J.—Thefe are evidently fupernatural declarations...

...in loc. text. + i Cor. ix. 26, 27. J Parkhurftr § Mat. x.22»Rev^ii. 19, Cod's heavy judgments, " the worm that dieth *' not, and the fire that is not quenched; muft " have the fmoke of their torment afcend up fof*' ever and ever *." I will not dwell on this dreadful...

...tenth, Tyhen they «pcak ot eternal punishment, Mat. xxv. 46. and torments, Luke xvi. 23, 28. of " the worm that dieth not, and the fire that is not quenched," Markix. 44. and the like ; expressions too strong to be understood of the punishment of loss onlv,...

...those cities, not the degree or duration of the misery of the inhabitants who perished. The images of the worm that d'ieth not, and the fire that is not quenched, used in Mark ix. 43, are set in opposition to entering into life, and intended to denote a period of...

...on a rock, and now found they had been building upon the Jand. Thurfday 20,. I preached at Pill, on, The worm that dieth not, and the fire that is not- quenched : If haply fome of thefe drowzy ones might awake and efcape from everlafting burnings. Monday, October...

...death is followed by a resurrection, so should the second death be followed by restitution to life. " The worm that dieth not, and the fire that is not quenched," do not neccssarilv impK either eternal conscious torment, or lingering annihilation. This allusion...

...and they be safe who live in the allowed commission of many sins? — Have they no reason to dread the worm that dieth not, and the fire that is not quenched? — Shall they set up their idols in their heart, and God not answer them according to the multi- -•...

...those cities, not the degree or duration of the misery of the inhabitants who perished. The images of the -worm that dieth not, and the fire that is not quenched, used in Mark ix, 43, are set in opposition to entering into life, and intended to denote a period of...