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There shall be two companies vni∣uersally after the day of iudge∣ment: the one of the godly, as well Angels as men: the other of the wicked, consisting of both the others.
NOw after the resurrection, the generall iudgement be∣ing done and finished, the two Cities shal be setled in their final or last estate: the one being of
God, the other of the diuell: the one replenished with the good, the other with the bad; howbeit, both consisting of Angels and men: wherein the good shall haue no will at all, nor the euil any power to sinne or to die in any sort: the good, liuing indeed and ioyfully in that euerlasting life, & the wicked being cōtinu∣ed with al vnhappines in eternal death without dying; because both their states are perpetuall. But, in this blessednesse allotted to the good, the conditiō or state of the one, shall be better then the other: and in the miserie or∣ordained for the bad, one shall haue lesse torment then another.