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BUt seeing the state of faithfull and unbelieving souls is so different, we believe that the places are diffe∣rent also into which they goe; name∣ly, the eternall tabernacles in hea∣ven, and paradise appointed for the godly, anda 1.1 hell or the bottomlesse pit prepared for the wicked; since the holy Scripture attributes uncon∣ceivable
light to the one, and the greatest darknesse to the other, which Christb 1.2 calleth utter darknesse; and since the Lord saith, that his will is, that where himself is, there those that believe in him be also, apparently si∣gnifying, that in that place where he is now with his body and soul, there also shall be the faithfull, first with their souls, and in due time with o∣ther bodies also, but unbelievers ne∣ver with either: so that we judge it the highest impiety to say that hea∣ven is every where, whereas it is in no place of Scripture assigned to the wicked, but frequently to the godly alone as their proper and eternall habitation; and for that it is neces∣sary that bodies be circumscribed in some space after the resurrection, and that souls be contained some∣where definitively, as the schooles speak.
2 Pet. 2.4.
Mat. 8.12.