Ascension.
* 1.1 VVE nothing doubt, but the selfe same bodie, which was borne of the virgin, was crucified, dead, & bu∣ried, that it did rise againe, and as••end into the heauens, for the accomplishment of al things, where in our names, & for our comforte, he hath receiued all power in heauen and earth, where he sitteth at the right hand of the Father, crowned in his kingdome, aduocate, and onelie Mediatour for vs. Which glorie, honour, and prerogatiue, he alone a∣mongst * 1.2the brethren shal possesse, till that all his enimies be made his footestole.
As that we vndoubtedlie beleeue there shalbe a finall iudgement: to the execution wherof, we certainelie beleeue that the same our Lord Iesus shall visibly returne, euen as he was seene to ascend. And then we firmelie beleue, that the time of refreshing and restitution of all thinges shall come, in somuch that those, that from the beginning haue suffered violence, iniurie, and wrong, for righteousnes sake, shall in∣herite * 1.3that blessed immortalitie, promised from the begin∣ning: but contrariwise, the stubborne, inobedient, cruell op∣pressors, filthie persons, Idolaters, and all sortes of vnfaith∣full, shalbe cast into the dungeon of vtter darkenes, where their worme shall not die, neithet yet the fire shalbe extin∣guished. The remembrance of which daie, and of the iudge∣ment to be executed in the same, is not onelie to vs a bridle, wherby our carnall lustes are refrained, but also such inesti∣mable comforte, that neither maie the threating of world∣lie