That unknown country : or, What living men believe concerning punishment after death, together with recorded views of men of former times. The whole field explored, every source of wisdom, past and present, made tributary to the illumination of this theme, man's final destiny (1889)
Abbott, Lyman, 1835-1922 · Springfield, Mass. : C. A. Nichols & Co. · leaf 807
ways bear in mind 802 THAT UNKNOWN COUNTRY. the fearful consequences of impenitence and i;nfaitlifulness, inorder to make their calling and election sure, and to work outtheir own salvation with fear and trembling. Therefore do wealways pray, in the words of Count Zinzendorf:— Judge me now, my God… … ^t^uA&f.t^ijM. CHAPTER XLIII. On the Day of Judgment, the Wicked, both Soul and Body, will be Banished from the Presence of the Lord, into Everlasting Destruction. All Souls are by Nature Immortal, and at Death they Return Immediately to God.—Tlie Body also is Immortal, for Death is not…
Future punishment · Hell · Retribution -- Religious aspects
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