Richard Sibbes Quotes

In All Their Jollity In This World, The Wicked Are But As A Book Fairly Bound, Which When It Is Opened Is Full Of Nothing But Tragedies. So When The Book Of Their Consciences Shall Be Once Opened, There Is Nothing To Be Read But Lamentations And Woes.

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