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• The oration spoke at Joyners-Hall in Thamesstreet : on Monday, Sept. 24. 1733. pursuant to the will of Mrs. Jane Ilive, Who departed this life Aug. 29. 1733. Aeta. 63. Proving, I. The Purality of Worlds. II. That this Earth is Hell. III. That the Souls of Men are the Apostate Angels. And IV. That the Fire which will punish those who shall be confined to this Globe, after the Day of Judgment, will be immaterial. With large Notes confirming the Hypothesis, and refuting Dr. Lupton's Opinion of the Eternity of Hell-Torments. By Jacob Ilive
  by: Ilive, Jacob
  Published: (1736)
• The oration spoke at Joyners-Hall in Thames street : on Monday, Sept. 24. 1733. Pursuant to the will of Mrs. Jane Ilive, Who departed this Life, Aug. 29. 1733. Aetat. 63. proving, I. The Plurality of Worlds. II. That this Earth is Hell. III. That the Souls of Men are the Apostate Angels. And IV. That the Fire which will punish those who shall be confined to this Globe after the Day of Judgment will be immaterial. With large Notes confirming the Hypothesis, and refuting Dr. Lupton's Opinion of the Eternity of Hell-Torments. By her son and excutor
  by: Ilive, Jacob
  Published: (1733)
• A dialogue between a doctor of the Church of England : and Mr. Jacob Ilive, Upon the Subject of the Oration Spoke at Joyners-Hall in Thames-Street: On Monday, Sept. 24. 1733. Wherein is proved, That the Miracles said to be wrought by Moses were Artificial Acts only
  Published: (1733)
• Three practical discourses : I. Man's last end; or, The soul's farewell to the world. Being a serious warning for the timely preparation for death. By Mr. J. Janeway. II. A golden chain of four links: or, The four last things briefly discours'd of. Viz. Death; which is most certain, judgment, which is most strict. Hell, which is most dismal. Heaven, which is most delightful. With some directions to die well, in order to avoid hell, and obtain heaven. III. A sermon on Dives & Lazarus. Published for the greater comfort of those that taste the bitterness of affliction. The two last, by famous authors. [Two lines from Psalms]
  Published: (1715)
• The doctrine of hell-torments distinctly and impartially discussed
  by: Oakes, Abraham
  Published: (1738)