LIII.

Thus one and all, thus great and small,   the Rich as well as Poor, And those of place, as the most base,   do stand the Judge before. They are arraign’d, and there detain’d   before Christ’s Judgment seat, With trembling fear their Doom to hear,   and feel his Anger’s heat.

LIV. [48]

There Christ demands at all their hands   a strict and straight account Of all things done under the Sun,   whose number far surmount Man’s wit and thought: they all are brought   unto this solemn Trial, And each offense with evidence,   so that there’s no denial.