XXXIII. [Sidenote: Zach. 5:3, 4. Gal. 5:19, 20, 21.] Moreover, there together were children flagiti-ous, And Parents who did them undo by nurture vici-ous. False-witness-bearers and self-forswearers, Murd'rers and Men of Blood, Witches, Enchanters, and Ale-house haunters, beyond account there stood. XXXIV. [Sidenote: Rom. 2:13.] Their place there find all Heathen blind that Nature's light abus'd, Although they had no tidings glad of Gospel grace refus'd There stand all Nations and Generations of Adam's Progeny, Whom Christ redeem'd not, whom he esteem'd not, through Infidelity; XXXV. [Sidenote: Acts 4:12.] Who no Peace-maker, no undertaker, to shroud them from God's ire, Ever obtain'd; they must be pain'd with everlasting fire. These num'rous bands, wringing their hands, and weeping all stand there, Filléd with anguish, whose hearts do languish, through self-tormenting fear. XXXVI. [Sidenote: 1 Cor. 6:3.] Fast by them stand at Christ's left hand, the Lion fierce and fell, The Dragon bold, that Serpent old, that hurried Souls to Hell. There also stand, under command, legions of Sprites unclean, And hellish Fiends, that are no friends to God, nor unto Men. XXXVII. [Sidenote: Jude 6.] With dismal chains, and strongest reins, like Prisoners of Hell, They're held in place before Christ's face, till He their Doom shall tell. These void of tears, but fill'd with fears, and dreadful expectation Of endless pains and scalding flames, stand waiting for Damnation. XXXVIII. [Sidenote: The Saints cleared and justified.] All silence keep both Goats and Sheep before the Judge's Throne; With mild aspect to his Elect then speaks the Holy One: "My Sheep draw near, your Sentence hear, which is to you no dread, Who clearly now discern and know your sins are pardonéd. XXXIX. [Sidenote: 2 Cor. 5:10. Eccl. 3:17. John 3:18.] "'Twas meet that ye should judgéd be, that so the World may spy No cause of grudge, when as I judge and deal impartially. Know therefore all both great and small, the ground and reason why These Men do stand at my right hand and look so cheerfully. XL. [Sidenote: Job 17:6. Eph. 1:4.] "These Men be those my Father chose before the World's foundation, And to me gave, that I should save from Death and Condemnation; For whose dear sake I flesh did take, was of a Woman born, And did inure myself t' endure unjust reproach and scorn. XLI. [Sidenote: Rev. 1:5.] "For then it was that I did pass through sorrows many a one; That I drank up that bitter Cup which made me sigh and groan. The Cross's pain I did sustain; yea more, my Father's ire I underwent, my Blood I spent to save them from Hell-fire. XLII. [Sidenote: Eph. 2:1, 3.]