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☞Iohn .v. Christe sayth: The hour shall come, wherin all they whych be in theyr graues, shall heare the voyce of the son of man and they whych haue done good shal procede into resurrection of lyfe, but they whych haue done euel into resurrection of iudgmēt
¶ Daniel .xii. Manye of these whych do slepe in the duste of the earth, shall awake. Some into e∣uerlastyng lyfe, and some into E∣uerlastyng reproffe that they mai se euermore. ii Corinth. iiii. We must al appeare before the iustice seate of Christe, yt euery one maye make account of his owne deedes, like as he hath done, whether it be good or euel. Math. x. Feare hym whych can, cast both ye body and the soule into euerlasting fire Esai. lxvi. They shal goe forth & se the carcases (that is to saye the bodies) of men, whyche haue bro∣ken my commaundementes. The worme of them shal not dye, and the fire shal not be quenched, and al fleshe shalbe ful wyth syght of them.