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Head IV. The General Judgment, dif-
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.coming of the Judge.
The, Summons given.
The Judge's fitting down on the Tribunal.
The Compearance of the Parties.
The Separation ‘twixt the Righteous and the Wicked.
The Trial of the Parties.
The Books opened.
Sentence prOKcw»r’,t ox the Saints.
The Saints judge the World.
Sentence of Damnation on the Ungodly.
The. Execution.
Tit general Conflagration.
The Place and Time of the Judgment, unkflOWIt.
vQamfort to the Saint*.
Teiror to Unbelievers.
Exhortation to prepare for the Judgment.
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