# Here Follows Another Consolatory Admonition Left By George Blaurock To His Descendants.

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God administers a righteous judgment (Ps. 7:11;
Rom. 2:5), which no one can set aside, and him
who does not his will, he will judge. But thou, O
Lord, art good, and sufferest thyself to be found
gracious, and all those who use diligence to do thy
will, thou acceptest as thy children. We justly give
praise and thanks to thee, through Jesus Christ, for
all thy benefits and goodness, and beseech thee to
preserve and guard us from sin. The sinner in this
life brings a severe judgment upon himself, which he
shall hereafter regret; for though God faithfully
warns him, yet will he not forsake his sinful life; but
when the Lord shall come in his glory to judge, then
shall the sinner repent; for no excuse will then
avail.

He now causes his divine word to be published,
and instructs men, that they should turn from their
sinful life, believe in Christ, be baptized upon faith,
and obey the Gospel. Therefore, ye children of
men, forsake your sins, and remain no longer hardened,
sick, wicked and blind; now that you can find
the physician, who can heal all infirmities, and avail
yourselves of his help without money. Matt. 9:12.
O, how awful will it be with the sinner who now refuses
help and counsel, when he shall be sentenced
by God into everlasting pain, where he will have to
remain and suffer forever and ever. Matt. 25:46.
But thou, O Lord, art a righteous God. Thou
wilt deceive no one, but wilt preserve those that
sincerely love thee, from the second death.

Thou, O Lord, art a strong God, who will cast
into hell, which has now opened wide her mouth,
all the wicked and those who hate and afflict thy
children. But thy mercy is great over those who
repent, and thou, through Jesus Christ, forgivest
their sins. This is what God requires: that the
whole human race should fear and love him, that
they should follow his Son Jesus Christ, and observe
his divine doctrine. But when the sinner is exhorted
to the love of God, he shows by the deed that he considers
it a mockery; for this however he shall pay
dearly, for God can not be deceived by appearance.

Antichrist threatens those who fear God with
great severity and ignominy. Therefore we beseech
thee, O Lord, strengthen thy feeble vessels: but we
know, that if we patiently endure all this for thy
namesake, thou, in thy faithfulness, wilt not forsake
us; but dost renew and strengthen us daily, that
we may continue on thy narrow way. Matt. 7:14. We
cry to thee through Christ, for the sake of his bitter
suffering (Is. 53), in which we recognize thy faithfulness
and love; and this consoles us on our pilgrimage.
Do not forsake us, thy children, henceforth
unto the end; but constantly offer us thy Fatherly
hand that we may finish our course; for when we
have finished our course, the crown is prepared by
the young man (2 Esd. 2:43) who hung on the
cross for us, on which he suffered greatly for our
sakes. Grant, O Lord, that we may be thankful, so
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that we may joyfully behold thee, our Father. O
Father, through grace thou didst choose us, and
didst not despise to put us into thy work; grant
that, when the evening comes, that we may receive
the hire with rejoicing. Matt. 20:1,8.

Through Christ thy Son make us ready for the
heavenly supper, and clothe us with thy Holy
Spirit. In that supper, thy Son, our Redeemer,
shall serve us at the table. Luke 12:37. O, how
blessed are they which are called to this supper
(Rev. 19:9), and who in all sorrow adhere to
Christ unto the end, even as he steadfastly suffered
for us on the cross; and thus it is with all his followers
on the earth; and all who shall keep their wedding
garment undefiled to the end. Upon their
heads the young man shall set crowns. But he who
is not clothed with this garment, when the King will
inspect his guests, shall be sternly reproved, bound
hand and foot, and cast into outer darkness. O
Lord, give us true love so to walk, that when we
come we will not find the door closed, as was the
case with the foolish virgins, who had no oil in their
lamps, and said: “Lord, open to us,” but could
not go in: but that we may happily watch with the
five wise virgins, and may also enter into the glorious
marriage feast of eternal heavenly joy, when the
King, with his trumpets, shall call and assemble his
elect. Therefore, O Zion, thou holy church of
God, see that thou hold fast unto the end that which
thou hast received, and keep thyself unspotted from
sin, and thou shalt, through grace, receive the eternal
crown. 1 Cor. 9:25: 2 Tim. 4:8.



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