What is the theme of Thomas Nashe's 'Christ's Tears over Jerusalem'?

A tract by Thomas Nashe, published 1593. Nashe presents himself as a religious reformer, applying Christ's prophecy of the fall of Jerusalem as a warning to sinful London to repent...

A tract by Thomas Nashe, published 1593. Nashe presents himself as a religious reformer, applying Christ's prophecy of the fall of Jerusalem as a warning to sinful London to repent...

A tract by Thomas Nashe, published 1593. Nashe presents himself as a religious reformer, applying Christ's prophecy of the fall of Jerusalem as a warning to sinful London to repent...

A tract by Thomas Nashe, published 1593. Nashe presents himself as a religious reformer, applying Christ's prophecy of the fall of Jerusalem as a warning to sinful London to repent...

A tract by Thomas Nashe, published 1593. Nashe presents himself as a religious reformer, applying Christ's prophecy of the fall of Jerusalem as a warning to sinful London to repent...

A tract by Thomas Nashe, published 1593. Nashe presents himself as a religious reformer, applying Christ's prophecy of the fall of Jerusalem as a warning to sinful London to repent...

A tract by Thomas Nashe, published 1593. Nashe presents himself as a religious reformer, applying Christ's prophecy of the fall of Jerusalem as a warning to sinful London to repent...

A tract by Thomas Nashe, published 1593. Nashe presents himself as a religious reformer, applying Christ's prophecy of the fall of Jerusalem as a warning to sinful London to repent...

A tract by Thomas Nashe, published 1593. Nashe presents himself as a religious reformer, applying Christ's prophecy of the fall of Jerusalem as a warning to sinful London to repent...

A tract by Thomas Nashe, published 1593. Nashe presents himself as a religious reformer, applying Christ's prophecy of the fall of Jerusalem as a warning to sinful London to repent...