...; and doing this in remembrance of their Lord, fit® Jorth his death till he come. XXXIV. / believe the immortality of the foul, and a future ftate of rewards and punifhments, as to both eternal : That it is appointed unto men once to die, and the bufinefs of their...

...virtue arc abfolutely. ncceflary to our acceptance with God : and he particularly urgeth the neceflity of obferving the ten commandments : that we are obliged...infifteth upon the belief of the immortality of the Soul, and a future ttate of rewards and punifhments, in which God will recompence men according jo...

...virtue are abfolutely neceflary to our acceptance with God: and he particularly urgeth the neceffity of obferving the ten commandments: that we are obliged...infifteth upon the belief of the immortality of the Soul, and a future flate of rewards and punifhments, in which God will recompenfe men according to...

...reafon. Since in other parts of his works he " feems to intimate not only a diffidence, but a'difbelief of the " immortality of the foul, and a future ftate of rewards and' " punifhments, and efpecially in his letters, where he is fup•* pofed to declare his mind with the...

...Some believe a GOD, but deny a providence. — Some believe both a GOD and providence.— Some believe the immortality of the foul, and a future ftate of rewards and puinifhments ; others deny both, and believe that our fouls perifh and die with our bodies ; — Some...

...Being, who has created a regular gradation of beings, fome fuperior, and fome inferior to man : in the immortality of the foul, and a future ftate of rewards and pur.ifhments, which is to confift of a tranfmigration into different bodies, according to the lives...

...Being, who has created a regular gradation of beings, fome fuperior, and fome inferior to man : in the immortality of the foul, and a future ftate of rewards and punifliments, which is to confift of a tranfmigration into different bodies, according to the lives...

...their own unaffifted reafon, they would be apt to labour under great doubts and difficulties, about the immortality of the foul and a future ftate of rewards and punifhments. Some notions of a future ftate, fays he, did obtain amone mankind, from the earliell ages;...

...through the gofpel, cannot now be imagined to maintain with any firmnefs, fteadinefs, and certainty, the belief of the immortality of the foul, and a future ftate of rewards and puniihments after death ; bccaufe all the main difficulties and objections lie equally againft both....

...it may be juitly enough applied. _, Voltaire aflerts, with many good Chriftians, that the docltrines of the immortality of the foul and a future ftate of rewards and punimments, are not to be found in the law of Mofes. ' Many illuftrious commentators,' he fays, ' prove,...