Dreadful warnings, With Seasonable Advice to Atheists and Blasphemers of God's Holy Name. I. Giving an account, how one Mr. William Simes of Wapping, a Gentleman of good Parentage, and great Learning, falling into the Company of two Lewd Debauch'd Atheists, from Drunkenness, Swearing & Uncleanness, he fell to denying the being of a God, no Devil, Heaven or Hell, or any future State after this Life: and how being in a drunken debauch, was struck seemingly dead for four & twenty hours: When he came to himself; at the sight & horrour of his Sins he became a true Penitent, declaring the dreadful thing he had seen of God's severe Judgments against Sins ners; by which he converted his two Wicked-Companions before he dy'd. II. His Funeral Sermon, &c. III. A sad Example of a profane blaspheming Wretch who was torn to pieces by the Devil, with the miserable End of his two Companions. IV. How a rich Man being cruel to the poor, & blaspheming God, was struck with Madness, Howling, & Barking like a dog, till he died miserably, &c.

Format:

Book

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Christianity--Early works to 1800.

Christianity.

[Simes, William]--Early works to 1800.

[Simes, William].

Physical Description:

1 online resource (16p. )

Other Title:

Dreadful warnings,

Place of Publication:

Belfast : printed and sold by Patrick Neill, 1703.

Notes:

Reproduction of original from National Library of Scotland.

Cited in:

English Short Title Catalog, T165735.

OCLC:

642473692