The World to Come, Or, Discourses on the Joys Or Sorrows of Departed Souls at Death, and the Glory Or Terror of the Resurrection: To which is Prefixed An Essay Toward the Proof of a Separate State of Souls After Death ...

D. Fenton, 1811 - Future life - 440 pages

An Essay toward the Proof of a Separate State	13

Probable arguments from Scripture for	21

Some firmer and more evident proofs of	33

Objections against it answered	56

An answer to several new objections	78

The Discourses on the world to come	88

The watchful Christian dying	119

Surprise in death	154

Christ admired and glorified in	185

The wrath of the Lamb	221

The vain refuge of sinners or a medi	239

No night in heaven	263

No pain among the blessed	329

The first fruits of the Spirit or the fore	382

Safety in the grave and joy at	417

A speech over a grave	451

Title	The World to Come, Or, Discourses on the Joys Or Sorrows of Departed Souls at Death, and the Glory Or Terror of the Resurrection: To which is Prefixed An Essay Toward the Proof of a Separate State of Souls After Death ... Issue 24400 of Early American imprints Volume 1 of The World to Come, Or, Discourses on the Joys Or Sorrows of Departed Souls at Death, and the Glory Or Terror of the Resurrection: To which is Prefixed An Essay Toward the Proof of a Separate State of Souls After Death, Isaac Watts The World to Come, Or, Discourses on the Joys and Sorrows of Departed Souls at Death, and the Glory of Terror of the Resurrection: To which is Prefixed An Essay Toward the Proof of a Separate State of Souls After Death ; Wherein, After Some Representations of the Happiness of Heaven, and a Preparation for It, There Follows a Rational and Scriptural Account of the Punishments in Hell, and a Proof of Their Eternal Duration ; With a Plain Answer to All the Most Plausible Objections, Isaac Watts
Author	Isaac Watts
Publisher	D. Fenton, 1811
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	Dec 11, 2008
Length	440 pages

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