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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A44593	Sighs from Hell: or, The groans of the damned Delivered in a sermon from the parable of Dives and Lazarus. Wherein is plainly set forth the miserable state of those that like Dives have their good things in this life, but after this life is ended go down to Hell, and there being in torment cry for a drop of water to cool their tongue. Being preached, and now made publique on purpose to awaken the carnal besotted sinners of England. Also a word of comfort to all the poor afflicted people of God, who in this life time receives evil things, but in the world to come joys unspeakable, and life everlasting. By R. Hough, minister of the gospel.	Hough, Roger.	1680 (1680)	Wing H2914B; ESTC R215809	8,510	24

tormented so long as Eternity lasts without the least intermission or ease Consider this O thou Wanton Proud Swearing Lying ungodly wretch whether this be to be slighted and made a mock at and again tell mee now if it be not better to leave sin and to close with Iesus Christ not withstanding all the reproach thou shalt meet with for so doing then to live a little while in this world in pleasures and feeding thy Lusts in neglecting the welfare of thy Soul and refusing to be justified by Iesus and in a moment drop down to Hell O consider I say betimes and do not put off the tenders of the grace of our Lord Iesus Christ lest you lift up your eyes in Hell and cry for anguish of Spirit And he cryed and said Father Abraham have mercy upon me and send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water to cool my tongue This shews that mercy would be very welcome to souls that are in torments now Dives is in Hell now his soul is frying in flames now he is under the wrath of God Oh now he crys have mercy on me oh send Lazarus with one drop of Water to cool my tongue He that before would not accept of mercy now is willing to accept of the least mercy now says the tormented Soul I would be glad of the least comfort though it be but one drop of cold water O that these things did take place in your hearts how would it make you to seek after Rest for your Souls before it be too late before the Sun of the Gospel be set upon you But further For I am tormented in this flame The reason why the poor world do not so earnestly desire mercy is because they do not seriously consider the Torments that they must certainly fall into if they dye out of Christ for did but poor souls consider what wrath shall fall upon them for their sins committed against God how willing would they be to close with Christ But why is it said let him dip the tip of his finger and cool my Tongue because that as the several members have their shares in sin and the pleasures thereof so the several members of the body shall at that time be punished for the same therefore our Saviour saies Fear him that is able to destroy body and soul in Hell Luke 12.4 Mark here is not only one member but all the body the hands feet eyes ears and tongue all must take part in this torment O then the curser S●●eare● the Lyer will cry Oh one drop of water 〈◊〉 cool my tongue with which I have 〈◊〉 dishonoured my Creator verse 25. but Abraham said Son remember thou in thy life●●me hadst thy good things and likewise La●●●us evil things now he is comforted and thou art tormented In the verse before he have the desire o●●●nest of the damned for one drop of 〈…〉 would think it were a very 〈…〉 't is not allowed them for ob●●● o● 〈…〉 Son remember c. By which ●●●ears that the damned shall not have any 〈◊〉 ease but are the more formenred and that is 〈◊〉 calling to mind their former ill-spent life when they remember what good things they had and how many mercies they ●●●yed and that they did make no better use of them This I ●ay will be a torment to ●●em then thou shall remember how thou neglected ●i Christ and thy Soul and preferred●t thy base Lust and sinful Pleasures before eternal happiness the remembrance of this will make th●● cry for anguish of Spirit but thy crying will ●●ail thee nothing 〈◊〉 6.2 This is not the acceptable time this 〈◊〉 a time to answer the desires of the damned Reprobates If thou hadst cryed ou● in good earnest while grace was offered much might have been but then thou wert careless and didst turn the forbearance and goodness of God into Wantonness th●● wert told That those that would not he●● the Lord when he did call should not be heard if they turned away from him when they did call Prov. 1.24 to 28 ●ow therefore instead of expecting the least drop of mercy and favour call into mind how th●● didst spend those days which God did permit thee to live I say Remember that in thy life time thou didst behave thy self rebelliously against the Lord the thoughts of which will be to thy everlasting astonishment and confusion From these words which say Remember thou in thy life-life-time had thy good things there are these things that are to be taken notice of First That they which put off Repentance and living in their sins lose their immortal souls shall instead of having the least measure of comfort when they come to Hell have always their ill-spent life fresh in their remembrance think upon this O thou impenitent sinner while you are here you can sin and forget it but when you come to Hell thou shalt remember them all all the ●icked practices that you wrought in the World will then appear Son Remember ●aith he First how you were born in sin and brought up in the same Secondly Remember that thou hadst many a time the Gospel preached to thee for takeing away of the same Thirdly Remember that out of love to thy Sins thou didst turn thy back on the renders of the same Gospel of good Lidings and Peace Fourthly Remember how near thou wast to turning to God at such a time and at such a time onely thou wast willing to give way to thy lusts when they wrought to drunkenness Fifthly Thou shalt remember how thou didst dissemble at such a time lye at such a time mock and scoff and persecute the blessed People of God at such a time thou shalt be made to remember this to thy eternal torment Sixthly and Lastly Thou shall reme●… that whi●● others were met together 〈…〉 fear of the Lord to seek him thou wast 〈◊〉 with a company of vain Companions to Sin against him while the Saints were Praying thou wert a Cursing O the Remembrance of this will be terrible to thee then thou will find that Scripture to be a truth Deut. ●8 65 66 67. The Lord shall give thee there a trembling heart and failing of eyes and sorrow of mind and thy life shall hang in doubt before thee and thou shalt fear day and night c. ●ay thou wilt find worse things to thy woe then this Scripture doth manifest for indeed 〈◊〉 no tongue able to express the Hor●●● 〈…〉 Terror and Eternal misery 〈…〉 poor s●●ls shall undergo without the 〈◊〉 mitigation of ease and the 〈…〉 part of this misery comes from the remembring what good things they had in their 〈…〉 the great God instead of giving the 〈…〉 ease will even aggravate their torments First by slighting the●● miseries and by telling them what they m●● think 〈◊〉 Remember saith he O ye lost ●ouls that you had your Joy in your life-time your peace your comfort your de●●●● Ease Wealth Health your Heaven 〈◊〉 ●●ppiness your portion was in this life●●me O miserable state thou wilt then be in a ●ad condition indeed when thou shalt fee that ●●ll thy comforts are past and that for ever ●alm 17.14 The wickeds good things will ●●●tly have an end and therefore it may well 〈◊〉 ●ompa●ed to the crackling of Thorns un●●● a pot which makes a biaze for a sudden 〈◊〉 little hear for a while but instead of a com●●table hear you will find nothing but a ●●w dead a shes 't is true while the ungodly ●e here on this side Hell they think nothing ●he compared to Riches Honour and Plea●●re which makes them cry out Who will ●hew us any good Psal 4.6 Friends Consider how it will grieve you ●nd torment you when you shall see that you ●●●st Heaven for your short Pleasure here in 〈◊〉 life time These words do not onely hold forth the mi●●●● of the wicked in this life but also great ●●solation to the Saints where he saith ●●d Lazarus evil things the Saints of God ●●ve their evil things in this If 〈…〉 〈◊〉 obsering 〈◊〉 be life of the 〈…〉 are in th●● worl● 〈…〉 with many 〈◊〉 or afflictions 〈…〉 Many are the afflictions 〈◊〉 the ●●●hteous but God will deliver them o●● of them all should enlarge upon this part of ●●●e 〈…〉 viz 〈◊〉 shew you ●ow many 〈…〉 company the Saints of God in 〈…〉 the blessed and 〈…〉 to ●●●me 〈…〉 ●●●nity the ●ord 〈◊〉 you to 〈…〉 one 〈◊〉 hath 〈◊〉 delive●●● to his glo●●● and then you shall ●●●er come to partake of these 〈◊〉 of which you have heard FINIS Books Printed for and sold by Charles 〈◊〉 ●●nger at the sign of the seven Stars London-Bridge in the new Buldings A Dialogue between Life and Death The wise Merchant or the Pearless Pearl A Treatise Exhorting all Christians to seek her true spiritual Wisdom The School of Grace These four are 3 d a piece Mans Last End by Mr. Janeway Mr. Richard Baxter's Alaram Christ in the Clouds coming to Judgement by Mr. Wadsworth The Worlds loss and Righteous mans gain being a Funeral Sermon for M. Wadsworth Mr. Venning's Christians temptations and ●ryals Tormenting Tophet or a terrible descrip●ion of Hell able to break the hardest heart These six last are but 2 d a piece FINIS