A Gerah 0 0 1.3687 0 02.5
MONEY, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES NAMED IN THE BIBLE.
1. JEWISH MONEY REDUCED TO ENGLISH AND AMERICAN STANDARDS, A Gerah
£ d. S eta.
10 = A bekah 20= 2 " = A shekel 1200= 120 " = 50 " =Amina
60000 = 6000 " =3000 " =60 " = A talent A Solidus aureus, or sextula, was worth A Siclus aureus, or gold shekel, was worth A Talent of gold was worth
342 3 9 1505 62.5
5475 0 0 24.309 00
Silver is here valued at 5s. and gold at £4 per ounce.
II. ROMAN MONEY, NAMED IN THE NEW TESTAMENT, REDUCED TO ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
STANDARDS. A Mite A Farthing, nearly A Penny, or denarius.. A Pound, or mina
in. JEWISH WEIGHTS REDUCED TO ENGLISH TROY WEIGHTS
lbs. oz. pwl. gr.
The Gerah, one-twentieth of a shekel Bekah, half a shekel The Shekel The Maneh, 60 shekels The Talent, 50 manehs, 3000 shekels
125 0 0 0
IV. BIBLICAL MEASURES OP LENGTH REDUCED TO ENGLISH MEASURE.
Eng. ft.
0 0.912
4 = A palm 12= 3 " = A span 24= 6 " = 2 " = A cubit
0 3.618
0 10.944
96 = 24 " = 8 " = 4 " = A fathom
7 3.552
144 = 36 " = 12 " = 6 " = 1.5 " = Ezekiel's reed 192= 48 " = 16 " = 8 " = 2 " = 1.3 " = An Arabian pole
10 11.328
14 7.104
1920 = 480 " =160 " =80 " =20 " =13.3 " =10 " = A measuring line
145 11.04
V. THE LONG MEASURES OF THE BIBLE. A Cubit
Eds. m. Paces. Feet.
400 = A stadium, or furlong '.
2000 = 5 " = A Sabbath-day's journey 4000= 10 " =2 " " = An Eastern mile 12000= .30 •' = 6 " " =3 " =Aparasang 90000 = 240 " =48 " " =21 " =8 " = A day's Journey Note.—5 feet = 1 pace ; 1053 paces = 1 mile. i 153 3
33 172 4
VI. BIBLE MEASURES OF CAPACITY FOR LIQUIDS REDUCED TO ENGLISH WINE MEASURE. A Caph
Cals. Plot*.
32 = 24 " = 6 " = 2 " = A seah ... 96 = 72 " = 18 "
7 4.50 75 5.25
VH. DRY MEASURES OF THE BIBLE REDUCED TO ENGLISH CORN MEASURE. A Gachal
Kus. Pk«. Oak. PInbi.
80 = 1.8 " = An omer or corner..
A GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.
OLD TES
r AMENT.
The Table of Showbr««d. AlUr for Burnt Offering, ... 65 Appointment to the Priesthood. Consecration of the Prbfack to thn Pontntoucli nnil Historical Books, . . 5-11
Introduction to tho rrophi'ticul Hooks, . . 12-13
Priests, etc., 66 Consecration of the Altar. The Altar of Incense, ... 67 The Holy Anointing Oil. Berjdeel and Aholiub, .... 68 Idolatry of the People. Mom-s Brenkcth the Tables. . 69 The Taberiiuflo Reiiiovfd. The l«i'l<-s are Renewed. 70 Contributions to the Tabernacle. Olleriiigs Delivered
I'refiico to tlio I'roitliols of thi.< lUftlonition 14-16 GKNKSIS.—Tho Crcntio" of llonvcn nnd Earth, .... 17
Oruitiuii of Mun. Tho making uf Womiin, 18 The Temptation. Tho Fall, 19
Birlli of Cain and Al>cl. Tho Murder of Abel 20 Wickednca-s of the World. Nouli Imilds an Ark 21 Assua^'in of tho Wnlcrs. Departiipfrom tlii" Ark, . . 22 to the Workmen 71 Furniture of the Tabernacle. Garments of the Pric&ta, 7'J The Tabernacle Set up. A Cloud Coverith it, 73 LEVITICUS.— Burnt, and Meat Offerings. 74 Tho Peace Offering of the Herd. Sin Offering for tho tlod's Covenant sinilled by tiio lUtinbow. Confusion of TonjfUea 23
Call to A brum. Return from Kgypt. 24 Lot taken Prisoner. Beatowmcnt of Ilafcar, 2.'» Reaewal of tho Covenant. Kntortainnn-nt of Anfcels, . 2G
Priest, 75 Trespass Offering for Swearing. Law of tho Burnt Offering 7G Law of tlie Trespass Offering. Consecration of Aaron and his S<m», 77 The Priests' Kntry into OfBco. Nadab and Abihu Burnt, 78 Beasts that may and may not be Eaten, 79 " 80 The Laws and Tokens in Discerning Leprosy, 81 82 Tlio Rites and .Siicrifices in Cleansing of the Leper. . . . h:{ Ilow the High Priest must enter into the Holy Place, 84 The SocriUces and Ceremonies on entering tho Holy
Ix)t'8 Kntertainment. A bmliam'a Denial of hia Wife, . . 27 Birth of Lsaac. ()tri'rii\t» Inaac, 28 A Marri:i({0 Cominiasion. Tlio Journey, 29 Dentil of Abraham. Sojourn in Oerar, 30 Tho Blc*<in(^. Jacob's Departure .'U The Well of Hnrun. Tho Murria)ro of Jacob, 32 Jacob's Covenant with Laban. Knvy of Laban and his Sons 33 Laban Pursuetli Jacob. Vision of Anpcls, 34 Jacob Wrestleth with an Angl. Kindness of Jacob and K.<jiu, 35 Tho Di.shonour of Dinah. Jacob Reproveth Simeon and Levi, 3G
Ilia Removal to Bethel. Death of Isanc, 37 ParentiU Partiality. The Dreams of Jo.sepli 38 Joseph Sold by his Brethren. Joseph in Potiphar's House, , 39 Joseph Cast into Prison. Tho Butler's Dream, 40 The Baker's Dream Pharaoh's Dream 41 Joseph made Ruler of Kp'pt. Journey into Kp'pt, . . 42 Joseph's Brethren come to buy Corn. Their Second Arrival in Kgypt 43 Joseph's Policy to Stay his Brethren, lie makes Him-
Place, 85 Unlawful Marriages. Unlawful Lusta, 86 A ReiK'tition of Sundry Laws, 87 " " *• Of the Priest*' Mourning 88 The Priests in their Uncleannesa. Who may Kut of tho Holy Things, 89 Of Sundry Feasts. The Passover, Pentecost etc 90 Feasts of Trumpets, Sabbath of the Seventh Year, . . 91 Tho Jubilee. A Blessing to the Obedient 92 A Curse to the Disobedient Concerning Vows, 93 NUMBER.'^.— M.«st>s numbering the Men of War. Tlie Levites Kxempti'd 94 The Order of the Tribes in their Tents. The Levites" Senrice, 95 The Families of the Levitea Of the Levites' Service, 9fi Of the Levites' Service. The Unclean to be Removed, 97 The Trial of Jealousy. The Law of the Nniarito, ... 98 The Princes' Offerings for the Dedication of the Altar, 99 The Princes' Offerings. Consecration of the Levitw, 100 The Passover Enjoined. A Cloud Guideth the Israelself known 44 Jacob's Sacrifice at Beer-sheba. His Arrival in Kp-pt, 45 Presentation at Court Joseph's Visit to his Sick Father 46 The Patriarchal Blessing. Mourning for Jacob, 47 KXODUS.— Increase of the Israelites. Birth and Preservation of Moses, ... 48 Moses' Sympathy for the Hebrews, His Flight to Midian 49 The Commission of Moses. Miraculous Change of his Rod, etc., 50
First Interview with Pharaoh. Renewal of the Promise. 51 (ienealogy of Moses. His Second Interview with Pharaoh, 52 The Plague of Frogs. The Murrain of Beasts, 53 The Plague of Hail. Tho Plague of Locust.s, 54 Death of tho First-Born Threatened. The Passover ites, 101 Use of tho Silver Trumpets. The Order of the Israelites 102 Manna Loathed. Seventy Elders Appointed, 103 Quails are Sent Miriam's Leprosy 104 Spies Sent Out Murmuring at the Spies' Report, . . . 105 The Rebellious are Smitten. The Law of Sundry
Instituted, 55 Death of the First-Bom. Departure of the Israelites, . 56 Memorial of the Passover. Journey from Kgypt, 57 God Instructeth the Israelites as to their Journey, .... 58 Song of Moses. Mui murs for Want of Bread 59 Quails and Manna soot. The People Murmur for Water, 60 Visit of Jethro. Arriv.il at Sinai 61 The Ten Commandments Laws for Men Servants, ... 62 Laws concerning Thefl. Laws concerning Slander, etc., 63 Delivery of the Law and Covenant. Concerning an Offering 64
Offerings, lOG The Rebellion of Korah, Dathan, and Abiram, 107 Aaron's Rod Flourisheth. The Priests' Portion 108 The Water of Separation. The Death of Miriam, 109 Moses Smiteth the Rock. Israel Attacked by the Canaanites, 110 Fiery Serpents Sent Balak Sendeth for Balaam, 111 Balak's Sacrifices. Balaam's Parables, 112 Balaam Prophesieth. Israel Numbered, 113 The Levites Numbere* Offerings to be Obeerved. . . 114 ii A GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Page. The Oflerings of the Feast of Trumpets. Yo\vs are An Angel Rebukes the People. Wickedness of the New Gcneiation, 15!) Eliud Slays Eglon. Deborali and Barak Deliver Israel, IGO Dcatli oi' Sisi ra. Song of Deborah and Barak, IGl Gideon Sent to Deliver Israel. He Destroys Baal's Allar 102 Gideon Encouraged by the Dream. The Ephraimites Olleuded, but Pacified, 163 Zebah and Zalniunna Taken. Abimclcch is made King by the Shechemiti s, IGl Gaal's Conspiracy. Israel Oppressed by their Knen)ics, 165 The (.;il. adiies' Covenant witli Jephtliah. llis Vow and Victory, 166 Quarrel of the Ephraimites. The Birth of Si-.m.s<ui, . . 107 Samson's Marriage and Riddle. He Burns the Philnor 10 be Broken, 115 The Midianites Spoiled, and Balaam Slnin, 1 1 G The Reubcnites and Gadites Sue for an Inheritance, . . 117 Two and Forty Journeys of the Israelites from Kgypt to Sinai, 118
BoidL'rs of the Land of Canaan. The Blood Avenger, 119 DKUTKRONOMY,— Mo.ses' Speech at the end of the Fortieth Year, 120-121 The Story is Continued. Sihon the Amorite to be Subdued 122 Conquest of Og. An Exhortation to Obedience 12^ A Particular Dissuasive against Idolatry. Cuiiniiemoration of the Covenant of Horcb. 124
Israel to Keep God's Commandments. Coniuiuuion with Nations Forbidden, 125 Images to be Destroyed. An Exhortation to Obeislini s' Corn .... ICS Dehlah Betrays Samson. He is Overcome, and his Death 109 Micah Sets up Idolatry. The Danites Seclv. an Indience, 12G Moses Dissuadeth them from the Opinion of their own herit,. nee, 170 Of the Levite and his Wife. An Old Man Entertains him i t Gibeah, 171 The Levite Declares his Wrong. The Benjamites Smitten, 172 RUril.—Naomi Returns Home with Rntli, 17."$ Ruth Gleans in the Field of Boaz, AVho Acknowledges
Righteousness, 127 An Exhortation to Obedience, and Blessings Promised, 128 Monuments of Idolatry to be Destroyed. Blood Prohibited, 129 Enticers to Idolatry to be Slain. What may and what may Not be Eaten, 1 :!0 Hebrew Servants' Freedom. The Feast of the Passover, 131 Groves and Images Forbidden. The Election and Duty of a King, 132 her, 174
I. SAMUEL —Of Elkanah and his Two Wives. He goes to Worship in Shiloh, 175 Hannah's Prayer and Thank.s. Samuel-'s Ministr)', . . . 176 The Lord Appears to Saumel. Israel Overcome by Christ the Prophet to be heard. The Cities of Refuge, 133
Priests to Exhort the People. Expiation of Uncertain Murder, 134 Of Hnmanity towards Brethren. Various Laws and Ordinances, l'>5 Various Commands and Ordinances, 136 tlie Philistines, 177 The Deatli of Eli. The Philistines Send Back the Ark, 178 The Ark at Kii^'ath-jeariui. The Israelites ask lor a King, 179 Saul comes to Samuel. Saul Appointed to the Kingdom, 180 Samiu 1 Anoints Saul, and he is Chosen King by the People, 181 Samuel Reproves rtic People. Saul's Selected Band,. 182 The Sacrifice of Saul. Jonathan Smiles the Philistines, 1S3 Saul Sent to Destroy Amalek. Rejected by God lor Disobedience, 184 Samuel Sent by God to Bethlehem. Ho Anoints David, 185 Guliatli Challenges the Israelites. David Accepts the Cliallengc, and Slays Him, 186 Saul Offers David his Daughter. Saul's Rage against David, 187 David Consults with Jonathan. Saul Seeks to Kill Jonathan 188 David Obtains Hallowed Bread. His Kinsmen Resort
Coufe.ssion of the Oti'erer of First-Fruits. The Law to be Written upon Stones, 137 Blessings for Obedience, and the Curses for Disobedience, 138 An Exliortation to Obedience. Mercy to the Penitent, 139 The People and Joshua Encouraged. The Song of Moses, 140 The Song of Moses. The Majesty of God, 141 Moses Blesseth the Tribes. The Death of Moses 142 JOSHUA.—Joshua Succeedeth Moses. Rahab Conceals the Two Spies, 143 Covenant between Rahab and the Spies. The Jordan Dirided, 144 Twelve Stones taken for a Memorial. God Magnifies Joshua, 145 Circumcision is Renewed. Jericho Shut up, 14G The Walls of Jericho Fall Down. The Israelites Smitten at Ai, 147 Achan Confesseth, and is Put to Death. Ai given to the Israelites, 148 Ai taken, and its King hanged. Joshua Builds an Altar, 149 The Gibeonites obtain a League by Craft. Five Kings War against Gibeon 150 The Sun and Moon stand Still. Divers Kings overcome, 151 Bounds of the Land not yet Conquered. Inheritance of the Nine and a Half Tribes, 152 ^Borders of the Lot of Judah. Caleb's Portion and Conquest, 153 The Lot of Manasseh. The Tabernacle Set up at to II im at AduUam, , 189 Saul Pursues David. David Spares Saul's Life, 190 The Death of Samuel. Abigail's Discreet Conduct,. . . 191 David Marricth Abigail. He Spares Saul Again, .... 192 iJavid Begs Ziklag of Achish. Saul and the Witch of En-dor, 193 The Amalekites Spoil Ziklag, but are Defeated by David, 194
II. SAMUEL.—Tidings Brought of Saul's Death. David Lament.s Saul and Jonathan, 195 David Goes to Hebron, and is made King. Asahel Slain l)y Abner, 196 Abner Revolts to David. Joab Kills Abner, 19T David Takes Zion from the Jebusites. He brings tho Ark from Kirjath-jearim, 198 David Proposes to Build the Temple. lie Subdues tho
Sliiloh, 154 TIu! Lots of Simeon, etc. The Cities of Refuge Commanded, 155 Forty-eight Cities given to the Levitcs. Altar of Testimony Built, 15G Joshua's Exhortations before his Death. He Assembles
Piiilistincs, 199 David's Heign over the People. His Messengers Disgraccfnlly Treated, 200 David's Sin with Bath-shobn. Nathan's Parable, .... 201
Rn))lia!i is Taken. A nuion Defiles Tamar, 202 Amiion is Slain, and Absalom Fleeth. Joab Sent to Bring Absalom Homo, 205 the Tribes, 157 JUDGES.—The Acts of Judali and Simeon. Adonibcasv-k Punished, 158
A GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS. iii
The ?mn goes Ten Degreofl Backward. Kanoneh's Wicked Reign 246
Absalom Stfals tlio IlearU of Israel. Dnvid Floes IVom.Ii TUMiilciii 204
Josiah'H Gudi He'mn. He destroys Idolatry, 246
Sliimi'i C'urMJB Duviil. Ahiihuiiln I'b Counsul Over- Jtwiah Destroys Idolatry d Deliles the High Plaeeii. 247 tlirown • • 205
Jcrusjileni Taken by Ne'bucliaduezzar. Zedekiuli Taken
DuviU'8 Cliurgo RcHpecUng Al)«:tloiii, but wlio !a Slain
Cii|.live 248
by Juab 206
I CHRONICLK.S.— .Vdam's Line to Noah 249
Joiii) ("Miwfs the Kinft to Co.'iw? Moiimiii;? 207
Tito post "rily of Caleb. The S»jn« of David, 250 D ivid's Lino U) Zidekiah. Of JbIkz, and his Prnyer, 251
Slii'bu Miiki H n Pmty in Imiifl. Aiiin-u is Slain, . . . . 208
Sovi'ii of Siiiil's Sons Hiinifid. David's Knitli in Ood's
Posteriiy of Simcuii and of ReuU-a The Lioe ol tliu
Pniniisfs, 209 A ImI of David's Miglity Men. He Numbi-rs tlio People 210
Priests, 253 The Sons of Issai har and of Benjamin. Of Naphuli
I. KINiIS.— .\bisha,' C'lii'iislica Di viil. Ailonijnii Uaurpa tlie Kiiittdoin, 211 Nullum Counsi'ls Hath-Blieba. Solomon is .\noiultd King, 212 aii<l of MuiiasMfh 253
Oriji.iial Ucgisn rs of Israel and Judah. fcviul'a Overthrow and Death 254 A Catiil pie of David's Worthies. Tliose who caiiw to Diivid at Zikla>; 255 Those who came lo David ul Ziklag. He briuga tlie Ark Iroin Kirjulh-jearini 25C
Tlio Death of David. Solomon Siiccfwls Ilim 213 Solomon Marrii's Phurauh's Duughlvr. Solomon's Choice of Wiwiom, ... 214
David's Vieiories over the Philistincfli He bringa the Ark from Obed-i-tlom 257 David's Festival .Sin riliiv, and Psalm of Thanksgiving, '^58
Solomon'.s Twelve OfBcera. Iliram Sends to Corigrat-
(ilate him, 215 The Diiildiii); of the Templo. The Building of Solomon's (louse, 210
Duvid Suliduis the I'liilistinea, ele. His MesM-ugera to llanum Maitreuled, 2i»3 Rabbali iJeseiged by Juab. David's Sio in Nuiiibcriug the Pwiple 200 David Builds an Altar. Number and Distribution ol
Iliram'8 Work.s. The Utensils of the Tcmjile 217 The Dedication of the Teni|il(.'. Solomon's Siicrillce of Pence 011'erin;;s 218 Mutual Pre.-'eiii.s of Solomon and Hiram. The Queen of Slieha's Visit to Solomon, 219 Solomon's Wives and Concubines. God Threatens Him, 220 Solomon's .Xdversarie-". The Revolt of the Ten Tribes, 221 Jerohoiin's liaud Williers. God's Judgments against the Ix-vilea, 2C1
Division of the Sons of Aaron. NumU'r and OfUcv of the Singers, 203 The (.iates Assigned by Lot. Twelve Capluiiis for each Month, 2t<3 Princes of the Twelve Tribes. David Eucuurugi-a Solomon, 2C4
Jer..l.o:ii.i 222 Jerolioam's Wicked Reign. A.sa's Goo<l Rcirn 2'J3 Jehu's Prophecy against Bansha. Omri HijiMs .Saramin, 2'J4
Ofl'erings for the Temple. David'a Tbankaving, 2U5
Elijah Sent lo Cheriih. He Raises the Widow's Son
II. CHRONICLES.—Tho Ollering of Solomon at Uibcon. His Me8Sii);e to Huruni, ... 360 Place of Building tliu 'I'eniple. Its Dimeiilioiia, Altar, Molten Sia, etc., 26T The Bringing up uf tho Ark. Solomon 'a Dvdieuiory Prayer 268 Solomon's Sai riticea. The Cities Built by hini, 209 Visit of tl.e Quei'U of Sheba lo Solomon. Rehoboani Refuse* the Old Men's Counsel, 270 ReliolMam Rai.setli an Army. Siiishak Invades Judah, 2il Abijah Wai-s ii(;uin.st Jerob<iani, and Uverctiiiies liim, . . 273 to Life, 225
Trial on Mount Carmcl. Elijah, by prayer, Obtains
Uaiii 22C
Elijah Flees to Becr-slieba. Ben-^adad Besieges Samaria 227 The Syrians i:ro Slain. Ahab Desires Nabotli's Vineyard 228 Judgments Denounced by Klijah. Ahab Slaiu at Itimolli-jrilead, 229
II. KINGS.— Ahaziali's Judgment by Elijah. Elijah Brings Fire from Heaven, 230.\.>n Uvercomes Zerah. Judah Makes a Covenant with God 273 Asa's League witli tho Syrians. Jehosliapliat Reigns Well, 274 Jahoshaphat Visits his Kingdom. He proclaims a Fast, 375 The Overthrow of Jchoshaphat's Eueraiea. Revolt of Edom and Libnah, 276 Ahaziah Reigns Wickedly. Joash Made King, 277 Joash Falls into Idohary. He is Slain by his Servants, 278 Amaziah Overthrows the Edomites. Uzziuh Succeeds him, 279 Jotham's Gottd Reign. The Evd Reign of Ahaz, 280 IKzekiah's Go<.d Reign. The Hou>e of God Cleansed, 2sl Uczekiah Proclaims a Passover. Tho Altars of Idolatry Destroyed 283 Disposed of the Tithes. Sennacherib Invades Judah, 283 Ilczekiali's Riches .and Woiks. Munasseh Carried Captive to Babylon 284 Josiah Destroys Idolatry. He Keeps a Solemn Passover, 285 Jo-iah Keeps a Solemn Passover. He is Slain at Megiddo 2SG Jclioahaz is Deposed by Pharaoh. Jehoiakim is Carried Captive to Babylon 28" EZR.\.—Cyrus Orders the Building of the Temple, and the Return of the People, . . . 234
Elijah Divides Jordan. Jehoram's Evil Reign over Israel, 2.-?l Elisha Pron\ises Victory over Moab. Raises the Dead Son of tlie Siiunammite, ... 2.33 Naaman's Leprosy. He is Sent to Jortinn, and Healed, 233 Elisha Causes Iron to Swin. Beit-hadad Besieges
Saniariii, 234 Elisha Prophesies Plenty in Samaria. Hazacl Kills Ben-hadad, and Succeeds him 2^5 Jehu is .\nointid King. Jorum Slain, and Jezebel Eaten by Dogs. 23G Seventy of Ahab's Children Beheaded. Jehoash is Made King, 237 Jehoash orders the Repair of the Temple JehoalniK's Wicked Rein over Israel ,238 The Reigns of Joa.'^h and Amaziah. Joash Defer.t-? Amaziah 239 The Reigns of .Vzariah. Jeroboam, Zechnriah, Monahom.
Pekahiah. Pekah. etc 210 Iloshea's Wicked Reign. Samaria Taken a'.id Isniel Carried Captive 2 U The Mixed Worship of the Samaritans. Hczckiali Destroys Idnl.itry 242 Sennacherib Besieges Jerusalem. Ills Blasphemous Letter to HeKekiah 243 An Angel Destroys the As.syrians. Hczekiah's Life Lengthened, 244 hr A GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Pace. Number of the People that Returned. The Foundation
Job Bemoaneth himself of his Former Prosperity and Honour, 332 Job's Honour is Turned into Extreme Contempt, .... 333 Job's Solemn Protestation of his Integrity in Several Duties, 334 of the Temple laid, 289 The Building of the Temple Hindered. Its Building again Renewed, 200 The Decree of Darius in favour of the Juws. The Temple Finished and Dedicated, 291 Ezra goes up to Jerusalem. His Companions from Babylon, 292 A Fast Proclaimed. Ezra's Prayer and Confession, . . 293 NEHEMIAH.—Nehemiah Mourns, Fasts, and Prays.
Job'.s Protestations of his Integrity. Elihu Reproveth Job and his Friends 335 Elihu Olfers to Reason with Job. God Calleth Man to Repentance, 336 Job Accused of Charging God with Injustice. God Omnipotent cannot be Unjust, 337 Comparison not to be made with God. God is Just in His Commission from Artaxerxes 294 Nehemiah's Commission from Artaxerxes. Names and Order of the Builders, 295 The Enemies are Wroth, and Scoflf. The Usurers Rebuked, 296 Sanballat Practises against Nehemiah. The Charge of Jerusalem, 297 Manner of Reading and Hearing the Law. The Fast and Repentance of the People, 298 The Confession of the Levites. The Points of the Covenant, his Ways, 338 How Job's Sins hinder God's Blessings. God's Words to be Magnified, 339 God to be Feared for His Great Works. He Appears in a Whirlwind, 340 God, by Ilis Mighty Works, Convinceth Job of Ignorance, etc., 341 God Shows His Power among the Animals. Job Humbleth himself to God, 342 God's great Power in Behemoth, and in the Leviathan, 343 Job's Penitent Reply to God. God Blesses him, 344 PSALMS.—Introduction, 345 The Happiness of the Godly, and the Unhappiness of the Ungodly, 346 The Kingdom of Christ. The Security of God's Pro- ' 299 The Inhabitants of Jerusalem, and of the Other
Cities, 300 Succession of the High Priests. Israel Separated from the Strangers, 301 ESTHER.—Ahasuerus makes Royal Feasts to his Princes and Servants, 302 Vashti Refuses to attend the Feasts. Esther Chosen tection, 347 Prayer in Sickness. Profession of Innocency, 348 God's Love to Man. God Praised for his Judgments, 349 God's Providence and Justice. Cori uption of Mankind, 350 Preservation in God. Hope of Everlasting Life, 351 David Praiseth God for his Manifold Blessings, 352 A Thanksgiving for Victory. Complaint and Prayer to be Queen, 303 Haman seeks Revenge on the Jews. Mordecai and the Jews Mourn, 304 Esther's Banquet to the King and Haman. Mordecai Rewarded for Former Service, 305 Haman Hanged on his own Gallows. The Jews allowed to Defend Themselves, 30G The Jews Slay their Enemies. The Institution of the Feast of Purine 307 JOB.—Introduction, 308 Introduction, 309 The Holiness of Job, his Wealth, etc. Being Afflicted, he still Ble-sses God 310 Satan Further Tempts Job. Job Reproves his Wife, . 311 Job Curses his Birth, and Wishes for Death. Eliphaz Reproveth him for Want of Religion, 312 First Speech of liliphaz. His Conclusion from the Vision 313 Reply of Job to Eliphaz. He Reproveth his Friends in Great Distress 353 David Praiseth God. God's Lordship in the World, . . 354 David's Confidence in God. His Faith in God's Protection, 355 David Exhorteth to Praise. Remission of Sin a great Blessing 356 God to be Praised for His Goodness, etc. An Appeal for Protection, 357 The Different Estate of Men. David Imploreth God's Mercy, 358 The Benefit of Confidence in God. Obedience the Best Sacrifice 359 David's Zeal to Serve God. The Church Complaineth, 360 The Majesty of Christ's Kingdom. The Duty of the Church, 361 Confidence and Privileges of the Church. A Persuasion to Faith in God 363 The Majesty of God. The Destruction of Doeg, 363 David's Prayer in Distress. He Reproveth Wicked Judges 364 Nature of the Wicked. Confidence in God, 365 Desire for God's Service. Infinite Goodness of God,. 366 An Exhortation to Praise God. David Complaineth of ilis Affliction, 367 David Prays for Deliverance. His Prayer in behalf of Solomon 368 The Prosperity of the Wicked. The Psalmist Craves God's Help, 369 The Psalmist's Combat with Diffidence. Exhortation for Unkindness, 314 Job's Reproof Continued. He Excuses his Desire for Death, 315 First Speech of Bildad, more Severe than that of Eliphaz, 31f> Reply of Job to Bildad. No Contending with God,.. 317 Job's Reply to Bildad Continued. First Speech of Zophar, 318 Job's Reply to Zophar. He Professeth his Confidence in God, 319 Job Passes from his Own to the Common Misery of Mankind, 320 Second Speech of Eliphaz. State of Wicked Men, ... 321 Job's Reply to Eliphaz. Pie Maintaineth hi.« Innocency, 322 Job's Answer to Eliphaz. Reply of Bildad, 323 Job's Reply to Bildad. Ilis Belief in the Resurrection, 324 Reply of Zophar to Job. State and Portion of the Wicked, .'525 Job's Answer to Zophar. The Wicked Dcspisc God,. 32(> Job Accuse* of Divers Sins, and Exhorted to Repent, .'!27 Job's Answer to Eliphaz. Wickedness gocth often Unpunisliod, 328 The End of the Wicked. Bildad's Reply to Job 329 Job's Reply to Bildad. Protesteth his Sincerity, .... 330 Job's Speech Continued. Wisdom is an Excellent Gift of God, -X'A to Learn God's Law, 370 Complaints of tlio Desolation of Jerusalem, and of the Miseries of the Church, 371 Negligent Judges Reproved. Blessedness of God's Service 372 A Complaint in Distress. Praise to God for His Favour, 373 The State of the Godly. The Psalmist Rebukes his ICnemios, 374 An Exhortation to Praise God. The People Exhorted to Worship God, 375
A GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.
A Orevious Complaint Tho Mighty Power of (iod. . . 370 ExhurUitloa tu I'ruitio (Jud. Ilia Caru fvr lli.i
The Church Glorieth in Christ Tlie Graces of tlio ChunI 421
ChriHi ."hows Hit Love for the Church. The Churdi'a Prayer lor Fitnew, 422 Tho Church is Sick of Love. A Description of Chri.-'t, 423 A Diticription of Christ The Church's Faith in SorvauUM, 377 Tho Uobollion of liio I'ooplo. Tho Mcn-y of tow.ir(l.i thuai 378 GoU'm I'rovidLMico over Ilis Pi-ople, David DovoU-tli
Christ, 424 biM Kiieiiiii'8, 379 Of Olirist's Kiiiifdoin. Tho Puuplu Iiii-itod to Pruttto God 380 Exhortation tu Fenr (iod. Kvliortaiiun to I'mixe (Jod, 381 Sundry Frnvi-rM, Praisps, and ProrfHuiiniii nl" OIm ilii-tice, 382 Sundry Prayers, Priii.si/H, and IVofe-Miiitis ul" OIh-iIh-iilv, 383 Sundry Pruyt-rs, Priiixvs. itnd Prurfssioii.s of UlM-ilicuce, 384 Tbo Greut auuty of tlio Cliuruh. Tho Churcii Uiessoth God 385 The Virtuu of God's Bloasin;;. Duvid'M Zealoud Care
Christ's Lovo for tho Church. The Graces of tbo (.'hurch Described, 436 The Church's Faith and Desire. Tho Love of the ("hurch to Christ 426 ISAIAH —Introduction, 427
Introduction, 424 The Prophet Coinplaiiieth of Jud.ih for her Relx-llion, 429 Judgments aginuiil Judah. Exhortations to lU-pentance 430 The Coining of Christ's Kingdom. The Terrible Day of tho Lord 431 The Cilamities coming u|)on Judah for Sin, 432 for tlm Ark 386 Exhortittioim to Praise God. David's Conlidenco In God, 387 Piudm of Praise to God. Tho Psahnist ICxhortotli to Praise 388 PROVE 11 US.—Introduction 389 Dosi)?n of tho Book. An Exhortation to Froir (J<jd, . . 390
Christ's Kin);dom shall be a Sanctuary. Parable of Jehovah's Vineyard, 433 Parable of Jehovah's Vineyard. Judgments upon Wi.sd.iin prominoth Godhnet. An Exhortation to Obodionco, t-tc 391 Exiiortation to Study Wisdom. Tlio Minchiofs of Whoredom 392 Tho Aru of StrauRO Women. Tlio Kxci-llom-y, etc of Wisilom 393 Sundry ObKorvations of Moral Virtues, and of their Contrary Vices, 394 Sundry Ol>s<-rvations of Moral Virtues, and of their Contrary Vices, 395 Sundry Observations of Moral Virtues, and of their Contrary Vici'.<«, 396 Sunday Observations of Moral Virtues, and of their Corary Vices, 397 Sundty Observations of Moral Virtue.", and of their Contrary Vices 398 Sundry Observations of Morul Virtue.s, and of their Contrary Vice 399 Maxims and Observations of .Soliinion, 400 Maxims and Observations of Solomon. 401 The Snyinjs of Agar. The Words of Kinf L muel, . . 402 ECCLKSIASTES.— Introduction. The Preacher Showetb tliat all Human Courses are Vain 403 Vanity of all Human Courses in the Works of Pleasure, 404 Tho Vanity of Pleasure, and of Human Labour 405 A Scusou for Everything. God thall Judgo Man's Works. 40G Vanity throufrh Oppression, etc. Vanities in Divine Service, etc 407 Vanities in liiches. Tho Vanity of Riches, Children, etc 403 Remedies against Vanity are, a Good Name, Morti-
Cjvetousnesa, etc, 434 Vision of Jehovah in His Temple. Tho Prophet is (Confirmed for his Message, 435 A Remnant to \w Saved. Ahaz's Alliance with A.s.-'yria. 436
Christ is PromiH<Hl for a Sign to Aliaz, 437 Judgment tucomo through A.ssyrio. Prophecy against Syria and Israel, 438 Comfort to those who fear God, and Great Afflictions to Idolaters, 439 Th" Church's Joy in Christ's Birth. Prophecy as to the Ten Tribes 440
for Hy[Kicrigy and Impenitence. Destruction of As.syria Prophesied, 441 A Remnant of Israel shall be Saved. Israel to be IX-livered from A.ssyria. 442 The Peacwible Kingdom of the Promised Messiah, . . . 443 The t'idling of the GentUea. Mustering of llie Amiics of (iod's Wrath, 444 Threatened Destruction of Babylon. The Restoration of Israel 446 The Jews' Triumphal Song at Babylon's Downfall, . . . 446 Prophecy against Philistia. A Pn«phecy on Moub. . . . 447 Prophecy a-s to Moab. Prophecy coiiceming Damascus, 448 The Woe of Israel's Enemies. Announcement to the Ethiopians, 449
Christ's Kingdom shall Strengthen. Prophecy as to K;rypt 450 Prophecy ns to Egj-pt. Her Calling to the Church, . . 451 The Predicted Captivity of Egj-pt and Ethiopia, 452 The Fall of Babylon. Prophi-cy as to Iduroea, 453 Prophecy as to an Attick on Jerusalem, 454
of Shcbna. Prophecy respecting Tyre, . . . 455 A Prophecy Respecting Tyro. Its Miserable Overthrow 456 The Judgments of God on the Land, which shall Advance His Kingdom, 457 Goii Praised for His Judgments, etc. Israel's Song of Praise for Restoration, 458 Prai-o to God for his Favour. The Care of God over His Vineyard, 459 The Prophet Threateneth Ephraim, and Rebuketh their fication, etc, 409 Tho Ditliculty of getting Wisdom. Kings to be Respected, 410 Mysteries of Providence. Like Tilings Flappen to All, 411 Ob.servations of Wisdom and Folly. Men should Revere Kin rfl2 Exhortations to Charitablene3.s. Exhortation to tho Young. 413 THE SONG OF SOLOMON.— Introduction 414 The Bride Searching for and Finding the Kinsr 415 The Bride Searchin? for and Findinj; the King 416 Christ Kiveth his Oliureh gracious Pronn.ses. The Love of Christ and the Church 417 Hope and Calling of the Church. John the B.iptist's Ministrj', 418 Christ's Care of the Church. The Profession of tho Church 419 The Church's Fight and Victon,-. She Glorieth in Christ ." 420
Errors, 460 Christ the Sure Foundation. Coming Invasion of Jerusalem 461 The Coming Invasion of Jerusalem, and the Unbelief of the Jews, 462 Contidence in Egypt Reproved. God's Mercies towards
Ilis Church. 463 The Destruction of Assyria. Folly of Trusting in Egypt, 4G4
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Pace. God Comforteth His Humble People. His Judgments
Page. The Blessings of Clirist's Kingdom. Tlio Enemies of Zion Threatened, . 4G5 The Privileges of tlie Godly. Judgments on Idumea, 4GG Judgments on Idumea, •. . . 4G7 Sennacherib Invadeth Judea. Rabshakeh Soliciteth the People to Revolt, 4G8 Hezekiali Sends to the Prophet. Sennacherib's Blasphemous Letter, 469 Destruction of Sennacherib Predicted. An Angel Slayeth the Assyrians, against tlie Wicked, 504 JKREMIAIL " liiiroduction, 505 The Time and the Calling of Jeremiah, 506 Jeremiah's Prophetic.l Visions. God's Expostulation with the Jews, . . . 507 The People cause their own Calamities, by their Sins, 508 Judah's Confidence Rejected. God's Mercy towards the People 509 Promises to the Penitent. God Callcth Israel by His Promise, 510 Cod E.\horleth Judali to Repentance. His Judgments upon the Jews, 511 Judgments upon the Jews for Impiety. Zion's Foes prepare War against her, 512 The Propliet Lamontetli the Judgments of God because
470 Hezekiali has his Life Prolonged. The Sun goeth Ten Degrees Backward, 471 Hezekiali's Song of Thanksgiving. His Etror in the
Display of his Riches 472 The Babylonian Caprivity Foretold. The Promulgation of the Gospel, 473 Th3 Preaching of tlie Apostles. The Prophet Comof the Peojile's Sins 513 The People Tlireateiied for Idolatry. They are Exhorted to Mourn for Sins, 514 The Projihet Upbraidelli the Jews, and Lamenteth forteth the People, 474 The People Comforted. God's Mercies towards His Church, 475 God Exiiorteth the Church. Christ's Misision to the their Manifold Sins 515 The Jews Exhorted to Mourn. Contrast between Jehovah and Idols, 516 The People I'Lxhorted to T'lee from Calamity. Jeremiah
Gentiles, 476 God E.xhorteth the Church to Trust in 11 im without Fear, 477 The People Reproved for Incredulity. The Cliui-ch Comforted witli Promises, 478 The Fall of Babylon Foretold. The People's Sins Inexcusable 479 The Church Comforted with Promises. The Vanity of Idol-worsliip, 4S0 The People Exhorted to Praise God. The Church's Deliverance by Cjtus, 481 God. by His Oninipotency, Challengeth Obedience to Him, 482 Babylon's Idols could not Save her. God Saveth Ilis People to the End 483 Judgments upon Babylon and Chaldca. The Revelation of the Prophecies, 484 God's Exhortation to Obedience, because of His Power and Providence, 485 Christ Sent to the Gentiles?. God's Constant Love to His Church 486 The Ample Restoration of the Church. Judgments on Israel Provoked by tliem 487 Encouragement to trust in God. Christ Defondeth His People, 488 Christ's Free Redemption. His Kingdom shall be K.xalted, 489
Proclainieth God's Covenant, 517 Many Coming Evils Predicted. Complaint of the Prosperity of the Wicked, 518 A Return from Captivity Promised. The Destruction of the People Prefigured, 519 Abominations the Cause of Judgments. Drought Sent in .Judgment on Judea, 520 The Rejection of tlie Jews. The Prophet Complaineth to God .
. . 521 The Jews' Utter Ruin Foreshown, because they were worse than their Fathers, 522 The Jews' Love of Idolatry. The Salvation of God, . 523 The Sabbath to be Haliowcd. God's Power over Nations .^;24 Judah is Threatened. Tlio Desolation of the Jews, . . 525 The Fearful Doom of Pashur. The Prophet Comjilainetli of his Misery 526 Zedekiah Consults tlio Prophet. An Exhortation to Re|)entance, 527
Tlie Judgment of Shallum, of Jehoiakim, and of Coniah, 528 A Prophecy of Restoration. Christ to be the King, . . 529 Against False Prophets, and Mockers of the True Prophets, 530 Restoration of the Cr.ptives in Babylon. The Seventy Years' Captivity Piedicted 531 The Prophet Foresliadoweth the Overthrow of Divers
Chri.st's Kingdom shall be Exalted. His Vicarious Sufferings Foretold 490 Christ's Sufferings Foretold by the Propliet, 491 Christ's Sufferings Foretold. The Cliurch Comforted with Promise.?, 492 The Call of tlie Gentile World. Their Certain Deliverance. Edification, etc., 493 Exhortation to Holiness of Life. The Peaceful Death of the Righteous 494 The Jews Reproved for Idolatry. Promises to the Penitent, 495 Reproof of the People for IIypocri.vy. Blessings duo for Godliness, etc
Nations 6;!2 The Prophet Exiiorteth to Repentance. The Subjection of the Kings Predicted, 533
Tlie Pemoval of the Sacred Vessels Foretold. Hananiali's False Prophecy, 534 The Prophets' Letter to the Captives, Foretelling their
Return after Seventy Years,, 535 Restoration of the Jev.'s from Babylon. God Comforteth the Pcojile 536 The Restoration of Israel, and the Publication thereof. 537 Rachel, Mourning, is Comforted. Ephraini, Repenting, " 496 The Sins of the People. Salvation is only of God, . . . 497 Israel's Glory after her Affliction, and the Great Blessings to follow 498 The Offices of Mcssiali. Prayers for Zion's Restoration, 499 The Otiico of the Ministers. Messiah coming as the Avenger, is brought liome again, 538
Clirist is Promised. Ilis Care over the Church 539 Jeremiah Imprisoned for his Peophecy. In his Prayer ho Complaineth to God '. . . 540 Restoration from Babylon Promised. Christ the liranch, and Ilis Kingdom 511 The Captivity of Zedekiah Foretold. Disobedience of the Jews Condemned, 542 Baruch Writes Jeremiah's Prophecies. King Jehoiakim Burns the Roll, 543 Chaldeans Raise the Siege. Their Return and Success Predicted, 544 ' 500 The Church professes her Faitli, and Prayetli to God, 501 God's Reply in Justilicatiou of His Dealiiigs with Israel, 502 The Church Professes her Faith. The Gatherings of all Nations, 503
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Pise. The Prophet Imprisoned. Taking of Jerusalem, and Jerusalem's Grevious Judgment. Her Sin Calleth for Piniishmetit 585 Mercy Promised in the End. Parable of Two Eagles and a Vine, 586 God's Judgment upon Jerusalem for Revolting from Babylon to Egypt, 587 God's Just Dealings with Men. Every Man Judged by his own Acts, 588 Every Man sliall be Judged by his own Good or Bad
Zedekiali's Fate . 545
Jenisileni Ruined by Kebuchadnezz-.r. The Jews UoRort to (Jedaliah, 54G The Murder of Gedaliah by Ilun:leL The Jews and Johaiiaii Inquire of God, 5-17
Tlie Prophet Reproves the Jews' Hypocrisy. He
Foretelletli tlie Conquest of Ky|)r, 548 The Ob-tiuacy of the Jews. Jeremiah Comforts
Actions 589
Barueli, 549 Jeremiah Foretelleth the Overthrow of the Kgyptiuus xV Laintiitation for the Piinces. A Recital of Israel's Rebellions 590 by Nebuclutdiiezzar, 550
Israel's Rebellions in the Wilderness, and in the Laud
Israel is Comfortid. Prophecy against tlie Philistines, 551 The Judirmelit of Moab, for tlieir (xiuieinpt of (Joe!.. . 552 The Resloralion of Moab. Judgments upon Aininon, Idumea, etc., 553 The Judjrment of Edom, Daniaseus, Kedai', Ilaol-, and lOlani 554 The HirSlorr.tion of Elani. Baliylon's Coniintr Downf.,11, 555 The Judg-uient of Babylon, and tlje Restoration of Ciuiaan 591 Goil rr-'iiiiseth to Gather Israel through the Power of the Gospel, 592 A Proplieey against Jerusalem. A Sword drawn ayaiiiSi Israel, 593 A Piopiiecy against Jerusalem, Israel, and the Amniouiies, 594 God's Judgment on Jerusalem's Sius. Israel's and .' 55G The Severe Judgment of God against Babylon ni Revenge of Israel 557 The Severe Judgment of God against Babylon in Revenge of Israel, 558 Jeremiah Delivers this Prophecy to Seraiah. Jerusalem Besieged and Taken, 559 LAMENTATIONS.—Introduction, 5G0 The Miserable State of Jerusalem, by Reason of her
Israel,
Judali's Punishment, 595 The Wlioredoms of Aholah and Aholibah, 596 Vision of tlie Boiling Caldron, and of the Death of Ezekiel's Wife, 597
Goer's A'engeance upon Ammou, Moab, Seir, Edom, etc., 598 The Judgment of Tyre. The Power of Nebuchadnezzar 599
Tiie Mourning for the Fall of Tyre. Her Riches and Large Commerce, 600 The Rielies and Commerce of Tyre. The Irrecover-
Sin, 561 Jerus ilem Coraplaineth to God. Jeremiah Lamentelh her Miser)', 562 The Faitliful Bewail their Calamities. They Nourish alile Fall of tlie City, 601 God's Judgment on tlie King of Tyre. Judgment of Zidon, and Isiael Restored 602 The Judgment of Pliaraoli. The Restoration of Egypt, 603 The Desolation of Egypt by the Arm of Babylon, 604 The Greatness and Fall of Assyria. A Lamentation their Ho[ie through God, 563 tJod's Justice Acknowledged. Zion Bewaileth her Pitiful State, , 564 Zion Gonfessetii her Sins. Her Pitiful Complaint to God, 5G5 EZEKIEL.— Introduction, 566 for tlie Fall of Egypt 605 Babylon sliall Destroy Egypt:. The Duty of Ezekiel a.s Watehman, 606 God's Judgments upon Jerusalem. Reproof of the False Shi'pherds, 607 The Kingdom of Christ. God's Judgment on Edom,. 608 The Land of Israel is Conifbi ted, Israel is Rejected
Ezekiel's Vision by the Chebar, of Pour Cheruljim and "Wheels, 567 The Vision of Four Cherubim, and of the Four Wheels, 568 Vision of the Glory of God. The Commission of Ezekiel, 569 God Kiicourageth the Prophet. God Openeth and Shutteth his Mouth, 570 The Type of a Siege. The Hardness of tlie Famine,. 571 The Type of the Prophet's Hair. The Judgment upon Jerusalem, 572 The Faithful Pxhorted to Lament. The Final Desfor her Sins, 609
Th'e Blessings of Christ's Kingdom. The Vision of Dry Bones Revivified, 610 The Union of Israel and Judah. The Army and Malice of Gog, 611 God's .Judgment against Gog. Further Prophecy against him, ... '. . 612 The Feast of the Fowls. A Picture of the Restored Temple, 613 A Picture of the Restored Temple. A Description of the Gates, 614 Tlie Chambers of the Temple. The Chambers of the olation of Israel, 573
Tlie Repentance of the Escaped. The Idolatries Practised in Jerusalem, 574 The Imago of Jealousy. Tammuz and Sun-worshipper.s, 575 The Sealing of the Faithful, and the Destruction of the Rest, 576 The Vision of the Coals of Fire. The Vision of the Clierubim, 577 The Judgment of the Princes. The Sudden Death of Priestj? 615 The Propliet Exhorteth to Repentance. Ordinances for tlie Prince and Priests 616 Tiie Allotment of the Land. Ordinances for the Prince, etc., 617 The Virtue of the Holy Waters. The Division of the Land by Lot, 618 DANIEL —Introduction, 619 Introduction, 620 Nebuchadnezzar Besieges Jerusalem. The Babylonian Captivity Begins, 621 The Hebrew Cliildren Educated. The Dream of Nebuchadnezzar, 622 Nebucliadiiezzar's Dream. Daniel's Interpretation Thereof; 623 Daniel Teilcth the King's Dream, and the Interpretation
Pelatiah, 578 The Glory of God leaveth the City. The Captivity of Zedekiah Typified 579 The .Tews' Presumptuousness Reproved. The Reproof of Ijying Prophet.s, 580 The False Prophets' Teachings, and God's Consequent
Judgments, 581 An Exiiortation to Repentance, for fear of God's Judgments, 582 The Rejection of Jerusalem. Her Original State Described, 583 Jerusalem's Monstrous Whoredom, and iier Grevious Judgment, 584 of it, , 624
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Daniel Telleth the King's Dream, and the Interpretation
Future Blessings to Zion Promised. God's Judgments against her Enemies, 667 God to be known in His Judgments. His Blessing upon the Church. 668 AMOS.—God's Judgments upon Syria, Pliilistia, Tyre, Edom, and Amnion, 669 God's Judgments upon Syria, Phdistia, etc. His Wrath against Moab, 670 God's Judgments against Judah and Israeh Israel's Ingratitude to God, 671 The Publication of God's Judgment against Israel, and thereof; 625 Daniel's Advancement. The Golden Image set up, . . 626 Sbadrach, Meshach, and Abed-nego Delivered from the Fiery Furnace, 627 Nebuchadnezzar Relates his Dream, which is Interpreted by Daniel, 628 The King's Dream Fulfilled, and his Edict coneeriiing it, 629 Belshazzar's Impious Feast. Tlie Handwriting on the Wall 630 The Monarchy Transferred to tlie Medes. Daniel Disobeys the King's Decree, 631 Daniel Cast into the Lion's Den. The Vision of tlie Four Beasts, 632 Vision of tlie Four Beasts. The Interpretation thereof, 633 Vision of the Four Beasts. Tlie Interpretation thereof, 634 Vision of the Four Beasts. The Interpretation thereof, 635 The Interpretation of the Vision. Vision of the Ram and He-Goat, 636 Vision of the Ram and He-Goat. Twenty-three Hundred Days of Sacrifice 637 Gabriel Comforteth Daniel, and Interpreteth the Vision, 633 Daniel's Confession and Prayer for the Restoration of tlie Cause thereof, 672
Israel Reproved for Oppression, for Idolatry and for lucorrigibleness, 673 A Lamentation for Fallen Israel. An Exhortation to Repentance, 674 God Rejecteth Hypocritical Service. Denunciation of Zion and Samaria, 675 The Desolation of Israel. The Judgment of the Grasshoppers, .' 676 Vision of the Fire and the Plumb-line. Amaziah Complaineth of Amos, 677 Vision of a Basket of Fruit. A Famine of the Word Threatened 678 The C«rtainity of the Desolation. The Restoration of David's Tabernacle 679 OBADIAH.—The Doom of P:dom,. 680 The Destruction of Edom. The Salvation of Jacob, . 681 JONAH.—Introdnciion •. 68'2 Jonah's Commission to the City of Nineveh. Flight, PunishnRnit, and Preservation by Miracle, 683 Jonah Swallowed by a Fish. His Prayer of Faith to God 684 The Repentance of the Ninevites. God Repents of the Evil Threatened, 685 God Repents of the Evil Threatened. Jonah Repines
Jerusalem, 639 Gabriel Inl'ormeth Daniel of the Seventy Weeks, 640 Gabriel Informeth Daniel of the Seventy Weeks, 641 Daniel seeth a Glorious Vision. He is Comforted by an Angel 642 Daniel Comlbrted by an Angel. The Overthrow of Persia by Grecia 643 Leagues and Contiicts between the Kings of the South and the North 644 Leagues and Conflicts between the Kings of the South and the North, 645 Leagues and Conflicts between the Kings. The Invasion of the Romans, 646 The Invasion of the Romans. The Dehverance of at God's Mercy to Nineveh, 686 MIC.\H.—Introduction, 687 God's Wrath against Samaria and Judal). Micah Exhorts them to Mourning, 688 Samaria and Judah Called to Mourn. Denunciation
Israel, 647 The Deliverance of Israel. David Informed of the Times, 648 HOSEA—Introduction, 649 The Spiritual Whoredom of Israel. The Id<,lalry of the People , 650 God's Judgments against the People. His Promises of Reconciliation with them, 651 of the Evils Prevalent, 68D A Reproof of Injustice and Idolatry. A Promise of Restoring Jacob, 690 The Falsehood of the Prophets. The Glory, Peace, and Victory of Zion, 691 Micah Forctelleth Christ's Birth, His Kingdom, and His Conquest 692 The Kingdom of Christ. God's Controversy with His People, 693 God's Controversy with His People, for their Injustice
Israel's Condition in their Dispersion. God's Judgments Denounced upon them, 652 God's Judgments against Israel. An Exhortation to Judah to Repent, 653 God's Judgments on the Priests, the People, and the Princes of Israel 654 The Israelites' Exhortation to each other to Seek the Lord, 655 A Reproof of Manifold Sins. God's Wrath against Hypocrisy, 656 Destruction is Threatened for Impiety and Idolatry, . . 657 and Idolatry, 694 The Cliurcli's Confidence in God. He Comforteth her by Promises, 695 NA HUM.— Introduction 696 The (Joodne.ss of God to His People, and His Severity to His Enemies 697 God's Severity against IIis Enemies. His Armies against Nineveh, 098 God's Armies against Nineveh. Her Misefable Ruin, 699
Israel's Distress and Captivity. Reproofs and Tbreatenings for Idolatry, 658 Reproof and Threatenings for Idolatry. The Ingratitude of Israel, 659 God's Judgment upon Israel. Reproof of Ephraim and Judah, 6G0 Ephraim and Judah E.^chorted to Repent. Ephrahii's Sins Provoke God, 661 God's Anger against Ephraim. A Judgment for Tlie Repetition of Nineveh's Doom, 700 IIABAKKUK.— ll:di;,kkuk's Exposlulntion with Jehovah on account of the Prevalence of Injustice, 701 The Eternity and Purily of God. The Prophet Receives a Revelation, 702 The Chaldean shall be Punished lor his Insatiable
Rebellion, 662 JOliL.—Introduction 663 Joel lOxliorleth to an Observance of Sundry Judgments
Rajiacily, 703 Judgment upon the Chaldeans. Ilabukkuk's Prayer ol' God 604 The Prophet Prescribeth a Fast. The Terriblencss of God's .Judgments, 665 The Prophet Comforteth Zion with Present and Future to (!()d, 704 Haliakknk, in his Pravcr, Trembleth at God's Majesty, 705 Z !-; P 11 AN I A 1 1 .— I n irod action, 7 0 God's Severe Judgment against Judah for the Divers
Sins of the Land, 707
Blessings, 6GG
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God's Severe Judgment against Judah. Exhortation
Herod Troubled because of Christ's Birth. The Wise Men Pre.sent their Gifts, 7 The Flight into Egypt. The Massacre of the Innocents, 8 Christ Brought again to Galilee. Preaching of John the Bapti.st, 9 John's Office, Life and Baptism. He Reprehendeth the Ph.irisees, 10 Jolm Reprehendeth the Pharisees. The Baptism of Christ by John, 11 Descent ol the Holy Ghost in form of a Dove. Christ Fasteth Forty Days and is Tempted, 12 Christ Fasteth Forty Days, and is Tempted by the Devil, 13 Christ is Tempted by the Devil. He is Ministered to by Angels, 14 to Repent ere Judgment, 10S The Judgment of Philistia, Moab, etc. A Sharp Reproof of Jf rusalera 709 An Exhortation to Wait for the Restoration of Israel, 710 HAGGAI.—Haggai Reproveth tlie People for Neglecting to Build God's House, 711 The Prophet Incites the People to the Building of the Temple, 712 The People Encouraged to "Work by the Promised Glory of the Second Temple, 713 The Glory of the Second Temple. No Santitication without Obedience, 714 ZEOH A RIAH.—Introduction 715 Zechariah Exhorteth to Repentance. The Vision of the Horses, 716 Comfortable Promises made to Jerusalem. Vision of Horns and Carpenters, 717 Vision of the Measuring-line. God's Presence in Zion Promised, 718 The Restoration of the Church. Christ the Branch, Christ's Entry into Galilee. He Preachetli in Capernaum, 15 Calling of Peter, Andrew, etc. Christ's Sermon on the Mount, 16
Christ's Sermon on the Mount. The Beatitudes : Tlie Meek, etc;., 17
Christ's Sermon on the Mount. The Beatitudes : The Merciful, etc., 18 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. The Beatitudes : The Persecuted, 19 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. He Comes to Fulfil the Law, 20 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. The Sixth Commandment lllu,straled, 21 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. The Seventh Commandment Illustrated 22 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. The Third Commandment Illustrated, 23 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. Against Ostentation is Promised, 719 Christ the Branch, is Promised Vision of the Golden Candlestick, 720 By the Vision of the Two Olive Trees are shown the Two Anointed Ones, 721 The Vision of the Flying Roll, and that of the Woman in the Ephah 722 The Vision of the Four Chariots, and that of the Crowning of Joshua, 723 Christ the Brand), Typified. Fasting Reproved by Zechariah 724 Sin the Cause of Punishment. The Restoration of Jeru.salera 725 Good ^V'<)rks Required by God. God Defendeth His Church 726 God Defendeth His Church. The Coming of Christ Foretold 727 Proniises of Victory and Defence. God only to be Sought unto, not Idols, 728 As God has Visited His Flock for Sin, so He will Save in Righteousness, 24 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. The Lord's Prayer a Model, 25 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. The Lord's Prayer. . . 26 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. Against Ostentation in Fasting, 27 Christ's Sei'mon on the Mount. Against Care for Worldly Things, 28 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. A Reproof of Rash Judguieiit, 29 Christ's Sermon on the Mount. Its Conclusion and Effect, 30 The Conclusion of the Sermon. The Healing of a Leper, 31 Incidents Illustrative of Di.scipleship. The Rash and Procrastinating Disciples, 32 The Irresolute Disciple. The Call of Matthew, 33 Two Blind Men Healed. A Dumb Demoniac Cured,. . 34 Mission of the Twelve Apostles. Christ's Commission to them, 35 Christ Comforteth His Disciples against Persecuting Enemies, 36 God's Protection Promised to His Faithful Ministers, . . 37 John Serideth his Disciples to Christ. The Gospel Revealed to tlie Simple 38 Christ's Invitation to the Weary. The Blindness of the Pharisees Reproved, 39 The Healing of a Witiiered Hand. Jesus Retires to Avoid Danger, 49 Blind and Dumb Demoniac Healed. The Sin against the Holy tihost, 41 A Sign Demanded, and the Reply. Jesus Teaches by Parables, 42 Reason for Teaching in Parables. Parable of the Tares and the Wheat, 43 Parable of the Wheat and the Tares. Parable of the Mustard Seetl 44 Parable of the Pearl of Great Price. Christ Contemned by His Countrymen 45 and Restore them, 729 The Destruction of the Second Temple, and the Jewi.sh
Polity for Messiah's Rejection, 730 The Staves of Beauty and Bands Broken by the Rejection of Christ, 731 Jenisalem a Cup of Trembling. The Restoration of Judah, 732 Cleansing of the Jews from Idolatry and False Prophec}', 733 The Destroyers of Jerusalem Destroyed. Christ's Coming and Kingdom 734 The Plague of Jerusalega's Enemies. The Remnant shall Turn to tlie Lord 735 MALACIII.—Introduction. The Prophet Coniplaineth of Israel's Irreligiousness and Profaneness, .... 736 The Prophet Complaincth of Israel's Irreligiousness and Profaneness, 737 The Priests Reproved for Neglect, and the People for Idolatry, etc., ". 738 Reproof of the People for Adultery, etc. The coming of Chri.<t Foretold, 739 The Comiilg of the Messiah to Punish the Guilty People, 740 Promises to the Righteous. God's Judgment on tlio Wicked, 741 The Mission of the Prophet Elijah before the Dreadful
Day of tiie Lord, 742 NEW TESTAMENT. The Gospel of ST. MATTHEW.—Introduction, . . . 3-4 The Genealogy of Clirist, from Abraham to ros( ph, . . 5 The Birth of the Messiah. The Visit of the Wise Men, 0
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Page. Discourse on Ceremonial Pollution. Man is not Defiled by what he Eats, 46 Peter's Noble Confession of Christ. The Benediction Pronounced upon Him, 47 Jesus Foreshoweth His Death. Peter Reproved by Him, 48 Christ Foretelleth His Passion. Tlio Tribute Money, . 49 The Disciples Warned to be Humble. The Parable of the Unmei'ciful Debtor, 50 Christ's Final Departure from Galilee. The Parable of the Labourers, 51 The Parabie of the Labourers. The Authority of Jesus Questioned, 52 The Parable of tlie Wicked Husbandmen, who Slew
On Paying Tribute unto Caesar. The Error of the Sadducees Conluted 84 The First Great Commandment. The Second Great Commandment, 85 Christ Battles the Pharisees. Destruction of Jerusalem Prophesied 86 Great C:ilamities to Happen. The Signs of Christ's Coming 87 The Signs of Christ's Coming. Warnings to Prepare for it 88 Conspiracy to Put Jesus to Death. The Anointing at Bethany 89 Jesus belbre the Sanhedrim. Peter Follows Him to Trial, 90 Annas Sends Jesus to Caiaphas. Condemnation of Jesus by the Sanliedrira, 91 Christ Questioned by the High Priest, and His Answers sucli as were sent unto them, 53 Marriage of the King's Son. The Calhng of the Gentiles, 54 Denunciation of the Scribes and Pharisees. Woes ThrcMtened against their Sins, 55 Hypocrisy and Blindness Denounced. Clirist's Lamentation over Jerusalem, 56 The Destruction of the Temple. Parable of the Ten Virgins, 57 The Parable of the Ten Virgins. The Parable of the Talents, 58 The Para'ole of the Talents. Description of the Last Judgment, 59 Description of the Xast Judgment. The Sentence of the Accursed, . . , 60 Remorse and Suicide of Judas. Crucifixion and Death of Christ 61 The Testimony of the Centurion. The Resurrection Announced, 62 in Return, 92 Peter's Denials of his Lord. The Redeemer's Look upon Peter, 93 The Resurrection Annomced to the Women. Appearances of Jesus after I-lis Resurrection, 94 The Gospel op ST. LUKE.—Introduction 95 The Preface of Luke to his Gospel. The Announcement of the Forernnner 96 The Annunciation of Christ. The Visit of Mary to Klii-alicth 97The I'rophecy of Zacharias. Tlje Birth of Christ, ... 98 The Birth of Christ. The Circumci.sion of Christ, 99 Simeon and Anna Prophecy of Clu'ist. His First Conscious Visit to Jerusalem, , 100 Christ Disputes with the Doctors. John's Preaching, Baptism, and Imprisonment, 101 The Baptism of Christ. The Genealogy of Christ, . . . 102 Christ Beginneth to Preach. Miraculous Draught of Fishes, 103 Plucking Corn on the Sabbath. The Twelve Apostles Chosen, 104 Christ's Testimony of John. His Feet washed with Tears, ]05 Christ Ministered to by Women. Peter's Confession of Christ 100 The Transfiguration of Christ. Demoniac and Lunatic Bo\ Healed, 107 The Refusal of the Samaritans. The Mission of the Sevont.y, 108 Paiablo of the Good Samaritan. Christ Reprehendeth Martha 109 The Disciples Taught to Pray. The Denunciation of the Pharisees, 110 Christ's Exhortation against Hypocrisy, against Covet-
Christ's Appearance to the Women. He Meets with tlie Disciples, 63 The Gospel of ST. MARK.—Introduction, 64 The Preaching and Baptism of John. The Healing of a Demoniac at Capernaum, 05 The Healing of Peter's Mother-in-Law, and of Many other Diseased Persons, 00 Christ Preacheth in Capernaum, and Ilealcth one Sick of Pals.v, 67 The Parable of the Sower, and the Meaning thereof, . . 68 Christ's Reason for Teaching in Parables. He Stills a Tempest on the Sea of Galilee, 09 Christ Stilleth the Tempest. The Cure of the Gadarene Demoniac, 70 Jairus' Daughter Restored to Life. Woman with an Issue of Blood Healed, 71 Jairus' Daughter Raised to Life. John the Baptist's Imprisonment and Death, 72 John the Baptist Beheaded. Five Thousand People Fed, 73 Five Thousand People Fed. Jesus Walketh upon the Sea, 74 Jesus Walketh upon the Sea. Ho Hcaleth all who Touch Him 75 The Syro-phoonician Woman. Deaf and Dumb Man Healed, 70 Deaf and Dumb Man Healed. Feeding of the Four Thou.sand, ... 77 The L(.'aven of the Pharisees and Sadducees. Blind Man at Bethsaida Restored to Sight, 78 Tlie Disciples Dispute with the Scribes. A Dumb and Deaf S|)irit Cast Forth, 79 Second Announcement of Christ's Death. The Twelve Strive as to who should be Greatest, 80 Cautions against OITending the Faithl'ul. Christ's Third Annouiiceinenl of his Death, 81 Ambitious Reciuest of James and John, and the Reply ousness and to Watchfulness, Ill An E.\liort.(ti(m to be Read)'. . The Parable of the Barren Fig Tree, 112 The Mustard Seed and the Leaven. Healing of a Dropsical Man, 113 The Parable of the Great Supper. The Parable of tho Lost Slice p, 114 The Parable of the Lost Coin. The Parable of tho Prodigal Son, ' 115 The Parable of tho Unjust Steward. The Parable of the Rich Man and Lazarus, 116 The 'I'en Lepers Cleansed. Tlio Coining of the Kingdom, 117 Parable of tho Importunate Widow. Little Children brought to Christ 118 The Rich Young Ruler. The Blind Man Healed, 119 Zaceheus tho Pulilican. Parable of tho Poimds 120 Parable of the "Wicked Husbandmen. Tho Widow'.s Two Mites 121 The Desiruci ion of Jerusalem Prophesied. Conspiracy to Put Jesus to Death, 122 Christ's Discourse at tho Table. His Agony in the Garden 123 of our Lord 82 The Barren Fig Tree Cursed, and Lessons to be Derived therefrom 83
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Page. Jesus Led away to be Crucified. Two Thieves Crucified
Jesus before Annas and Caiaphas. Peter's Denial of Willi Him, 124 his Master, 162 Jesus' Arraignment before Pilate, who Questions Him as to who He is, 163 Christ's Answer to Pilate. Jesus Scourged, and Crowned with Thorns, 164
Christ Appears to Two of liis Disciples. He Appears to the Assembled Disciples, 125 TiiK (iosi'EL OF ST. JOHN.—Introduction, 12G .The Divinit}-, Humauity, and Office of Jesus Christ,. . 127 The Divinity, Humanit}', and Office of Jesus Christ,. . 128
Jesu.s Delivered to be Crucified, His Crucifixion and Death, 165 The Soldiers Cast Lots for Christ's Garments, He Com-
Tiie Baptist's Testimony to Christ. The First Gathering of Disciples, 129 The A[iracle of the Water made Wine. The Interview of Nicodemus with Jusu.s, 1^0 mendeth I! is Mother to John 168 Christ Yitldeth up the Ghost. He is Buried by Joseph and Nicodemus IG'T
Ch.'ist Teacheth Nicodemus the Necessity of Regen-
Christ's Burial iu the Garden. Mary's Visit to the Sepulchre, ,. 168 Jesus Appeareih to Mary. He Appears also to the eration, 131 God's great Love to the World. John Baptist's Testiniony to liis Master, 132 Christ and the Woman of Samaria. lie Revealeth Himself to her, 183 Christ Declareth to His Disciples His Zeal for God's Glory, 134 The Healing of the Courtier's Son. The Impotent Man Healed, 135 The Jews Cavil at Christ's Miracles. Christ, answering, Disciples, 169 The Incredulity and Confession of Thomas. Christ's Third Appearance to his Disciples, 170 Peter Commanded to Feed the Sheep. The Final Close of John's Gospel, 171 The Miracles of Christ. The Parables of Christ 173. THE ACTS OF THK APOSTLES —Introduction, . . 173 Last Days of our Lord on Earth. Return of the Eleven to Jerusalem, llA The Apo.stles Pilled with the Holy Ghost. Peter's Sermon ou the Day of Pentecost, 175 The Begiimiiigs of the Christian Church. Peter Heals a Lamy Man at tlie Temple IT'S Peter's Exhortation to the People. Peter and John before the Sanhedrim, 1*77 The Death of Ananias and Sapphira. The Progress of the New Cause, etc., 178 Tlie First Election of Deacons. Stephen Arraigned before the Sanhedrim, 179 Stephen's Defence against his Accusers. His Denunciation of his Judges, 180 Stephen Stoned to Death by tlie People. Success of Showeth who He is, 13G The Scriptures Bear Witness to Christ. Jesus Walks upon the Sea, 137
Christ, Followed by Great Multitudes, Discourses oii the Bread of Life, 138
Je.sua Declares Himself to be the Bread of Life to all
Believers, 139 Many Disciples Depart from Jesus, b\it Peter boldly Confesses llim, 140 Christ at the Feast of Tabernacles. He Teaches in the Temple, 141 Christ Teaches in the Temple. Divers Opinions Concerning Him, 142 The Woman Taken in Adultery. Christ Justifleth his Doctrine, 143
Christ's Answer to the Jews, who had Boasted of Abraham, 144
Pliilip's Preaching in Samaria, 181 Philip Sent by an Angel to Baptize the Ethiopian Eunueli 182 Saul, going towards Damascus, is Stricken Down to the Earth, 183 Saul is Called to the Apostleship. The Jews Lay in Wait to Kill him, Christ's Answer to the Jew.s. One Born Blind Restored to Sight, 145 The Restored Man Confesseth Jesus. Christ the Good Shepherd, 146
Christ the Good Shepherd. Discourse at the Feast of ' 1§4 Saul's First Visit to Jerusalem. Conversion and B:iptism of Cornelius, 185 Peter's Vision upon the Housetop. He Preaches to Cornelius and his Household, 186 Cornelius and his Houseliold Baptized. Peter's Defence
Dedication, 147 Jesus Proves Himself to be the Sou of God. Lazarus Raised from the Dead, 148 Lazarus Raised from the Dead, after being Four Days
Buried, 149 Lazarus Raised from the Dead, after being Four Days for Preaching to the Gentile.s, 187 Barnabas goes to Tarsus for Saul. The Church Persecuted by Herod Agrippa, 188 The Miraculous Deliverance of Peter. The Growing Success of the Gospel, 189 Paul and Barnabas Sent to the Gentiles. Elymas the Sorcerer Smitten with Blindness, 190 Paul Preaches at Antioch, that Jesus is Christ, 191 Many of the Gentiles Believe. Paul and Barnabas Driven from Iconium, . 192 Paul Heals a Cripple at Lystra. Saul is Stoned, and Departs the City, 193 Di.s.sensions about Circumcision. The Consultation of the Apo.stles, , 194 The Apostles Letter to the Gentiles, Dissension between Paul and Barnabas, 195 Dissension between Barnabas and Pauh Paul's Second Missionary Journey, . 196 Paul Circumciseth Timothy. Visitation of the Churches, Buried, 150 The Anointing by Mary at Bethany. Christ Excuseth her Action, 151
Christ's Discourse with the Greeks. He Foretelleth His Death, 152
Clirist Foretelleth the Manner of His Death. Jesus Washes the Disciples' Feet, 153 The Di.sciples Exhorted to Humility. The Traitor Indicated by a Sign, 154
Peter's Denial of Christ Predicted. Christ Comforteth His Disciples, 155 Christ the Way, the Trutli, and the Life, He Affirms His Unity with the Father, 15G Christ Leaveth his Peace. Mutual Love of Christ and His People, 157 Christ Comiorteth His Disciples by the Promise of the Holy Ghost, 158
Christ's Intercessory Prayer to the Father to Glorify Him and Preserve his Apostles, 159 etc., 197 Lydia and Her Houseliold Baptized. A Spirit of Divination Expelled 198 Paul and Silas Scourged and Imprisoned. The Conversion of their Jailor, 199
Clirist Prayeth for His Apostles, and for all True Believers, ICO Betrayal and Apprehension of Jesus. Peter Smiteth ofl' Malchus' Ear, IGl zii A GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Law of Sin in our Members. Paul Confesses his
Paul and Silas Delivered from Prison. Paul Preaches
Inability to Keep the Law, 238 Conclusion of the Whole Argument. The Sanctifiat Thessalonica, 200 Paul Preaches at Berea. He Arrives at Athens, .... 201 Paul Preacheth to the Athenians of the Living God, cation of Believers, 239 What Harm cometh of the Flesh, 240 The Sonship of Believers. The Future Inheritance, . . 241 The Intercession of the Spirit. The Foreknowledge of God 242 The Calling of the Predestinated. Christ's Intercession to them Unknown, . . 202 Sorae Athenians Moclc, others Believe. Paul Preacheth and Labours at Corinth, 203 Paul Encouraged in a Vision. He Strengthenetli the Disciples, 204 The Preaching of Apollos at Ephesus. Paul's Signal Success in that City, 205 Jewish Exorcists Beaten by the Devil. Demetrius Raiseth an Uproar against Paul, 206 The Tumult Quieted by the Town-clerk. Paul Goeth into Macedonia, 207 Paul Goeth to Macedonia. On his waj to Jerusalem, he Reaches Miletus, 208 Paul's Address to the Elders of Ephesus. He Commits to tliem the Care of God's Flock, 209 Paul Jourueyeth to Jerusalem, where he Addresseth for us, 243 Nothing can Sever us from the Love of Christ. Paul's Sorrow for his Brethren the Jews, 244 All the Seed of Abraham not the Children of the Promise, 245 God li;itli Mercy upon whom He will. The Calling oftlie Gentiles was Foretold, 246 How Israel uxme to miss Salvation, and the Gentiles to Find it, 247 None who Believe shall be Confounded. The Gentiles shall Receive the Word, 248 God hath not Cast oil' all Israel. Some Elected, the Rest Hardened, 249 The Gentiles may not Insult the Jews, for there is Promise of their Salvation, 250 Promise of the Salvation of the Jews. God's Judgments are Unsearchable, 251 God's Mercies must move us to Please Him. Each to , the Elders, 210 Paul .Assaulted in the Temple. His Defence from the Stairs of the Fortress, 211 Paul's Defence before the Sanhedrim. He is Encouraged by a Vision, 212 Paul's Defence before Felix on the Doctrine of the Resurrection, 213 Felix Disappointed as to a Bribe. Paul Accused before Festus, .• 214 Paul's Defence before King Agrippa, Declaring his Life from his Childhood, 215 Festus Chargeth Paul with being Mad. Paul sets forward toward Rome, 216 Paul Foretelleth much Disaster, but Encourageth the E.xercise the Gifts he Possesses, 252 The Duties Required of Believers, Kevenge is Specially Forbidden, 253 The Duties we owe to Magistrates. Gluttony and Drunkenness Forbidden, 254 Men may not Contemn or Condemn Each Other lor
Tilings IndilTerent, 255 The Duty of Christian Forbearance from the Strong to the Weak, 256 We may not Please Ourselves. Paul Excuseth Him-
Ship's Crew, 217 Paul's Warning to the Centurion. The Occurrences at MeUta, 218 The Miracle of a Viper. Paul's Departure for Rome, 219 Paul Preaches to the Jews at Rome. Some Believe, while others Disbelieve, 220 Chronological Table of the Principal Events connected self tor Writing, 257 Paul Promiseth to Visit Rome, and Requesteth the Prayers of tlie Brethren, , 258 The Apostle Sendeth Divers Salutations to the Christians who are in Rome, 259 Sundry Directions and Salutations to the Christian Brethren at Rome, 260 Thk Kiust Epistle of Paul to tue CORINTHIANS.—Iniroduotion 261 Paul's Salutatioti to the Brethren at Corinth, 262 Paul's Thanksgiving for tho Church. He Exhorteth them to Unity, 263 God Destroyetli the Wisdom of the Wise by the Foolwith the Life of the Apostle Paul, 221 The Epistle of Paul to tue ROMANS.—Introduc- *tion, 222 Paul Commendeth his Calling, and his desire to Visit
Rome, 223 The Gospel for the Justification of all Men. God's Wrath Overhangs the Heathen World, 224 God's Wrath Overhangs tho Heathen World. What were the Sins of the Gentiles, 225 What were the Sins of the Gentile World. Tho Jew under like Condemnation with the Gentile 22G Circumcision, without Obedience, .shall not Profit. The Jews' Prerogative, wliich they have not Lost 227 No Flesh Justified by the Law, but all Justified by Faith only, 228 The Law is not Abolished. Abraham Justified by Faith, 229 Faith Imputed to us for Righteousness. Blessed Elfects of Justification by Faith, 230 Being Purchased by His Blood, wo have Reconciliation to Christ by Faith, 231 As Sin and Death came by Adam, so Righteousness and Life by Jesus Christ, 232 Death came by tlio Offence of Adam, and Life by tho Gift of Christ, 233 Where Sin Abounded, Grace did more Abound. The Bearing of Ju.stification upon a Holy Life 234 We are Dead to Sin. End of tho Ri'ign of Sin, 235 Christians Obliged to Holiness. The Wages of Sin is Death, 23G The Law without Power after Death. Tho Law not Sin, but Holy and Just, 237 ishness of Preaching, 264 Not tlio Wise, but the Fooli.sh, called. Paul Declareth tho Manner of his Preaching, 265 Paul's Preaching (k)nsi.sts in the Power of God, and so lO.xcelletli the Wisdom of the AVorld, 266
Tlio Natural Man Void of Understanding. Neither Paul nor Apollos Anytliing, 267 Christ the Only Foundation. Men the Temples of God 268 The Wisdom of this World, Foolishness. How to Esteem God's Ministers, 2C9 Wo have nothing we have not Received. The Apostles our Fathers in Christ, 270 AVe ought to Follow tho Apostles. Tho Case of the Incestuous Person, 271 The Old Leaven to be Purged out. Christians must not Go to Law together, 272 Tho Unrighteous siiall not Inherit. Our Bodies are the Members of (liri.st, 273 We must not Delile our Bodies. Paul Instructeth as to M;rrriage, 274 Jiarriage Bonds not Lightly to be Broken. We should bo Content in our Vocation, 275
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He that Glorieth, should Glory in the Lord. The Apostle.is Forced to Commend himself, 316 Paul's Equ.ility with the Chief Apostles, and his Superiority to the False Ones, 311 Paul's Service for Christ makes him far Superior to Concerning the Marriage of Virgins. For wliat Reasons we may Marry, 276 Abstinence from Meats Offered to Idols. We mast not Abuse our Liberty 217 Paul Slioweth his Cliristian Liberty. The Minister ought to Live by the Gospel, 278 Paul Abstains from being Charitable or Offensive to the Corinthians, 279 Our Life is Like unto a Race. Jewish Sacraments Types of the Christian, 280 The Jews' Punisliments our Examples. We must Avoid Idolatry 281 We must Avoid Idolatry, and not Pollute the Lord's
Others, 318 Revelations in which to Glory, but Paul Glorieth in his Infirmities, 319 Paul Protniseth to Come again. Threateneth a Proof of his Autliority, 320 The Ei'istle of Paul to the GALATIANS.—Introduction, 321-322
Paul's Greetings to the Disciples. The Cause of his Writing to tliem, 323 Paul Learned the Gospel itot of Men, but by the Revelation of Jesus Christ, 324 What Paul was before his Calling, and what he Did Presently after, 325
Table 282 Censure of Disorders in the Public Assemblies and Lowe-Feasts 283 Rules for Divine Worship. Women's Veiling in the Congregation, 284 Paul Instructeth the Corinthians as to the Mode of Celebrating the Lord's Supper 285 First Institution of the Lord's Supper. Use and Abuse of Spiritual Gifts 286 Use and Abuse of Spiritual Gifts, Especially Prophesying and Tongues, 287 Use and Abuse of Spiritual Gifts. The Best Gift that of Cliarity 288 The E.xcellency of Charity. Superiority of Prophecy over Tongues, 289 The True and Proper End of Prophecy and of Tongues, 290 Rules for the Excercise of Gifts. Proofs of Christ's Resurrection, 291 Paul, by Clirist's Resurrection, Proves the Necessity of Paul's Co-ordinate Authority with the other Apostles, 326
Paul's Expostulations with Peter. Why Paul Believed in Justification by F;iith, 327 No Justification by tl]e Works of the Law. Reproof for Abandoning Faith for Legalism, 328 They that Believe are Justified : this Shown by Many Reasons, 329-331 Faith being come there is no Schoolmaster. We were under the Law till Christ came, 332
Christ Freed us from the Law ; therefore we are no longer Servants to it, 333 The Galatians' Good-will to Paul, and his, in Return to Tliem 334 The Allegory of Agar and Sara. Exhortation to Stand Fast in Liberty, 335 The Galatians not to Observe Circumcision. The Danger of a Little Leaven, 336 The Sum of the Law is Love. Reckoning up of the Works of the Flesh, 337 Exhortation to Forbearance and Humility, and to be Ours 292 The Order of our Resurrection. Christ's Enemies under His Feet, 293 The Danger of Evil Communications. In what Manner we shall Rise 294 The Believer's Resurrection, and the Manner of it, . . . 295 The Strength of Sin is the Law. The Brethren Exhorted to Charity, 296 Timothy Commended to them, 297 The Second Epistle of Paul to the CORINTH-
Liberal to Teachers, 338 Let us not be Weary in Well-doing. ?aul Glorieth only in the Cross of Christ 339 The Epistle of Paul to the EPHESIANS.—Introduction, 340 Paul Treateth of our Election and Adoption by Grace, 341 Our Adoption by Grace is the True Foundation of Man's Salvation, 342 The Mystery of Election and Adoption cannot Easily
IANS.—Introduction, 298 The Apostle Encourageth the Brethren by his Deliverances from Affliction 299 The Apostle Comforteth the Brethren. His Manner of Preaching the Gospel, 300 The Apostle Excuseth himself for not Visiting the Corinthians, 301 Paul's Reason for not Visiting Corinth. The Incestuous Person to be Forgiven 302 Why Paul had gone to Macedonia. A Sufficient Commendation of his Ministry, 303 The Letter Killeth, but the Spirit giveth Life, 304 The Ministration of the Gospel. Paul's Zeal in Preaching 305 How Paul's Troubles and Afflictions Redound to the Glory of the Gospel, 306 Paul's Hope of Eternal Glory in the Resurrection Body, 307-309 Paul's Apostolic Ministry Approved by his Faithfulness in Afflictions, . 310 We are Temples of the Living God. The Duty of SelfPurification, 311 The Good EfiFect of Godly Sorrow. The Contributions for the Saints, 312 Spiritual Profit Due to Liberality. Titus Commended to the Brethren, 313 Paul's Reasons for Sending Titus. Liberal Almsgiving Recommended, 314 Paul Vindicates his Authority. He Excu.seth his Selfboaating, 315 be attained to, 343 Christ the Head of the Church. What we are by Nature and by Grace, 344 What we are by Grace. We are Made for Good Works, 345 Union of the Once Alien Gentiles with the Jews in Christ, 346 That the Gentiles should be Saved, made known to Paul by Revelation, 347 The Grace that was Given to Paul. His Prayer for the Ephesians, 348 Paul's Exhortation to Unity. God's Divers Gifts to Men 349 God Giveth Divers Gifts unto Men, that His Church may be Edified, 350 The Ephesians Called from Impurity to Put on the New
Man, 351 Exhortation to Cast off Lying, and to Avoid Corrupt Communication, 352 General Exhortations against Fornication, Uncleanness, and Convense with the Wicked, 353 Exhortation to Walk Warily, and to be Filled with the Spirit, 354 Duties of Wives and Husbands. Christ's Love to His Ciiurch 355 Duties of Chrildren to their Parents. Of Servants to their Masters, 356
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The Revelation of the Man of Sin, who Sitteth in the Pace. Our Life is a "Warfare. The Whole Chriptinn Armour, 357 The Epistle op Paul to the PHILIPPIANS —In- Temple of God, 396-397 The Discovery of Antichrist, before the Day of the Lord, 398 Paul Prayeth for the Brethren. They are Exhorted to Shun III Company, 399 The Epistles of Paul to TIMOTHY AND TITUS. — Introduction 4(10-403 Timothy Reminded of Paul's Charge to him at his Going to Macedonia, 404 The Right Use and End of the Law. Paul's Calling troduction, 35S-359 Paul's Thanksgiving for the Spiritual State of tlie
Pliilippians, 3G0 Paul's Praj'er for the Pliilippians. The Result of his Imprisonment, 3G1 Paul's Keadiness to Glorify Christ. His Exhortation to Unity and Fortitude, 362 Paul's Exhortation to Unity, and to Humblenet's of Umd, 363 to be an Apostle, 405 His Charge to Timothy, 406 Directions as to Public AVorship. Paul Claims to be an Apostle, 407 How Women should be Attired. They are not Permitted to Teach 408 How Bishops and Deacons should be Qualified to Rule, 409 Qualifications of Bishops and Deacons, and their Rule
E-Yliortation to Zeal in Seeking Perfection, that they may be his Joy in Christ's Day, 3G4 Paul Promiseth to Send Timoch.y. His Warning against Judaizers, 1 365 Paul Giveth up all for Christ, but Counteth it as Nothing 366 Paul Acknowledges his own Imperfection, but yet the Philippians are to Follow him, 367 Panieular Admonitions. General Exhortations 368 Thanks for Supplies from Philippi. Prayer and in their Houses 410 The Blessed Truths Taught and Pi ofessed in the Church, 41 Paul's Prediction that there shall be a Departure from Salutations, 369 Tub Epistle of Paul to the COLOSSIANS.—Inthe Faith in the L.'itter Times, 412 That Timothy might not Fail in Duty, Paul giveih him troduction, 370 Paul Confirmeth the Doctrine of Epaphrus, and Prayeth
Smidry Directions, 413 Divers Precepts to Timothy. Rules as to Reproving, . 414 Concerning the Widows of the Church. The Younger Widows to Re-marry, 415 The Elders to be Honoured. A Precept as to Timothy's for their Increase in Grace, 371 Paul Describeth the True Chritt, through whose Blood we have Redemption, 372 Paul Prayeth for their Increase in Faith, and Describeth
Health 416 Exhortations on Various Subjects. Timothy's Pursuit the True Christ, 373 The Colo-siaus' Reconciliation by Christ. Paul Commendeth his own Ministry 374 An K.xhortation to Steadfastness, 375 Exhortation to be Stead ast in Christ. Warning against is to be Godliness 417 Charge to be Faithful as Before Him who shall soon Appear, 418 Charge to the Rich. Avoid Vain Babblings, 419 The Second Epistle of Paul to TIMOTHY.—In-
Vain Traditions 376 Paul Exhorteih the Colossians to Avoid Philosophy and Vain Traditions, 377 Warning against Angel-worshipping, and against Legal Ordinances, 378 The Ritual Law Abolished. Where we should Seek Christ 379 An Exhortation to Mortification, to Put off the Old Man, and Put on Christ 380 Exhortation to Charity, Humility, and other Christian trodnction 420 Paul's Thankful Expression of Love and Desire to see
Timothy 421 God's Gift to us is Power and Love, not Fear 422 Timothy is Exhorted to Steadfastness and to Constancy and Perseverance '. 423 The Duty of a Faithful Servant in Dividing the Word Aright, 424 The Foundation of the Lord is Sure. Timothy is Taught Whereof to Beware 425 Coming Evil Day.-^. Signs of Evil Already, 426 Paul Appeals to Timothy's Knowledge of his Life, . . . 427 Solemn Charge to Timothy. Nearness of the Apostle's Death, 428 Paul RequestsTiniothy to corae,as he is almost Deserted, 429
Duties. 381 Paul Saluteth the Brethren, and Wisheth them all Prosperity, 382 The FiRsr Epistle op Paul to the THESSALONlANS— Introduction, 383 Paul's Kindly Remembrance of his Thessalonian Brellir.n 384 Persuasion of the Truth and Sincerity of the Faith of The Eimsti.e of Paul to TITUS — Introduction, . . . 430 the Thessalonians, 385 In wliat Manner the Gos{)el was Preached to the Thessalonians, 386 Why Paul was so long Ab.sent, and why ho was Desinms to See them, 387 Paul Testifieih his Love to the Thessalonians, and Re-
Titus' Function in Crete. Qualifications for Elders, . . 431
Kvil Teachers to be Silenced. Sundry Directions to Titus 432 The Grace of God in Christ our Incentive to live Godly 433 Tims is Further Directed by Paul. The Washing of Regenciation, 434 Spiritual ]<;ifects of Baptism. Titus is to Reject joices Heartily in their Well-doing, 388 An K.xliortation to Chastity, Brotherly Love, and Quiet Industry, 389 Excessive Grief for the Dead I'orbidden. The Second Corning of Christ, .'iOO Suddenness of Giirist's Second Coming a Motive to our Heretics, 435 The Epistle of Paul to PHILI<',M0N 436 Intercession for Onesiinus. He will now Serve as a Brother .". . , 437 The Ki'isti.e of Pai l to the HEBREWS.—Introduction 438-439 The Dignity of the Son, by whom God now Spcak.s . . 440 Christ's Exalted Position. His Right to the Title Son of God, 411
Watchfulness 391 Paul Giveth Divers Precepts. Hold Fa.st that which is Good 392 The Second Epistle of Paul to the THESSALONIANS.— Introduction, 393 Paul's Good Opinion of the Faith and Patience of the Chri.st is Preferred above the Angels, both in His Person and His Office 442 We ought to be Obedient to Christ. Why ho took upon Him our Nature, 443
Tliessalonians, 391 The Brethren Comforted in Persecution. Exhortation to Steadfastness in the Truth, 395
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Face God Tempteth No Man, but is the Author of all Good, 485 We are to be not only Hearers, but Doers of the Word, 486 We are not to Regard the Rich, and Despise the Poor
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All things Subjected to Christ. By Him and to Him are all Things, 444
Christ took upon Him our Nature, that He might be Brethren, 487 We are to be Loving and Merciful. Faith without Works is Dead Faith, 488 Dead Faith the Faith of Devils, and not of Abraham like His Brethren, 445
Christ, being Tempted, can Succour us Christ is more Worthy tlian Moses, 446
Christ more Wortliy than Moses. The Danger of our Unbelief in Him, 447 The Christian's Rest Attained by Faith. The Preached Word does not Profit Unbelievers, 448 The Christian's Rest Attained by Faith. The Power of God's Word, 449 By our High Priest, Jesus, we go Boldly to the Throne and Rahab, 489 We are not Rashly to Reprove Others, but rather to Bridle the Tongue, 490 The Wise are Mild and Peaceable. We are to Strive against Covetousnes.s, 491 The Apostle's Caution against Detraction. The Wicked Rich should Fear God's Vengeance, 492 We ought to be Patient in Afflictions, after the Example of the Prophets, etc 493 The First Epistle General op PETER.— Introducof Grace, 450 The Authority and Honour of the Prie.sthood of Christ, 451 Ignorance of Christ's Priesthood Reproved. Tlie Guilt and Danger of Apostasy, 452 The Guilt and Danger of Apostasy, which Crucifies Anew the Son of God, 453 The Guilt and Danger of Apostasy. Exhortations to tion, 494-497 The Apostle Blesses God for His Manifold Spiritual
Graces, 498 The Apostle Blesses God for His Manifold Spiritual Graces, 499 Salvation in Christ no New Thing, but a Thing Prophesied of Old, 500 We are Exhorted to be Sober, and Hopeful for the Grace of Christ, 501 We are Redeemed with the Blood of Cln-ist, more Precious than Silver and Gold, 502 Dehortation against the Breach of Charity. We are Diligence and Patience, 4.14
Christ a Priest after the Order of Melchisedec, and so,
far more Excellent than Aaron,
Christ a Prie.st after the Order of Melchisedec, and so, Christ a Priest after the Order of Melchisedec, and so, far more Excellent than Aaron, 457 Clmst's Priesthood far above Aaron's, whose OfSce has to Desire the Sincere Milk of the Word, 503 been Abolished, 458 Aaron's Priesthood Abolished, and a New Covenant
Christ the Foundation-stone whereon we are Built,. . . 504. Exhortation to Abstain from Fleshly Lusts. We are Made, 459
Inferiority of the Old to the New Covenant. The Blood of Bulls and Goats of no Avail, 460 The Sacrifices of the Law far Inferior to that of Christ, 461 to be Obedient to Magistrates, 505 Servants are to Obey their Masters, Patiently Suflering for Well-doing, 506 The Apostle 'Teaches the Duty of Husbands and Wives to Each Other, 507
Tlie Sacrifices of the Law far Inferior to that of Christ, 462 The Sacrifices of the Law far Inferior to that of Christ, 4G3 The Sacrifices of the Law far Inferior to that of Christ, 464 The Ouce-otl'ered Sacrifice of Christ. The Weakness of the Law Sacrifices, 465 The Weakness of the Law Sacrifices. God has no Pleasure in Burnt Ofierings, 466 The Sacrifice of Christ, once Offered, has For Ever Taken away Sin, 467 Exhortation to hold fast the Faith with Patience and It is Better to Suffer for Well-doing than to Suffer for Evil-doing, 508 Christ was Quickened by the Spirit. God's Longsuffering in the Days of Noah, 509 We sliould be of the Same Mind with Christ. We should not Consort with Evil-doers, 510 Exhortation to Charity, Hospitality, etc. Our Comfort under Persecution, 511 The Christian should not be Ashamed. The Elders should Feed their Flocks, 512 The Young should Submit themselves. All should Resist the Devil, 513 The Second Epistle General op PETER.—Intro-
Thanksgiving, 468 Exhortation to hold fast the Faith with Patience and Thanksgiving, 469 Definition of the Faith just Spoken of by Paul 470 The Nature of Faith, and its Acceptableness with God, 471 The Worthy Fruits of Faith in the Fathers of Old Time, 472 The Worthy Fruits of Faith in the Fathers of Old Time 473 The Worthy Fruits of Faith in the Fathers of Old Time, 474 God's Provision for Believers. Exhortation to Faith, duction, 514-515 The Apostle Confirms the Brethren in the Hope of an Increase of Grace, 516 He Exhorteth the Brethren, by Faith and Good Works, to make their Calling Sure, 517 The Apostle Speaketh of his Death, and Warneth them to be Constant in Faith, 518 No Prophecy is of Private Interpretation. False Teachers to Arise among them, , 519 The Godly are Delivered out of Temptations. Tl e Wicked Principles of Seducers Described, 520 The Wicked Principles of Seducers Described. The Certainty of Christ's Second Coming, 521 The Godly Warned to Hasten their Repentance, and Exhorted by the Apostle to a Holy Life, 522 The First General Epistle op JOHN.—Introduc-
Patience, etc., 475 An Earnest Exiiortation to Constant Faith, Patience, and Godliness, 476 An Earnest Exiiortation to Constant Faith, Patience, and Godliness, 477 The New Testament Commended. Christ's Blood better than that of Abel 478 The Danger of Refusing the Word. An Exhortation to Charity, etc., 479 The Regard of God's Preachers. We are to Confes.s tion, 523-524 The Apostle's Authority, as an Eye-witness of tlie Gospel Facts 525 The Apostle's Message to the Brethren. The Blood of Christ Cleanses from all Sins, 526 The Brethren Comforted against Sins of Infirmity. To Know God wo must Keep His Commandments, .... 527
Christ, 480 Divers Admonitions to the Brethren. The Apostle Asks their Prayers, • 481 The General Epistle op JAMES.—Introduction, . 482 We are to Rejoice under the Cross, and to Ask Patience of God, 484
A GENERAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Pace. We are to Love our Brethren, and not to Love the World, 028 We are not to Love the World, hut to Beware of Wicked Seducers, 529 The Godly are Preserved by Perseverance in Faith and Holiness 530 The Singular Love of God to us. We ought therefore
The Number of them that were Sealed. Their Robes Washed in the Lamb's Blood, 570 The Opening of the Seventh Seal. Four Angels Sound their Trumpets, 571 A Star Falleth from Heaven. The Sounding of the Fifth Trumpet, 572 The Sounding of the Fifth Trumpet. An Angel Appcareth with a Little Book, 573 The Angel Sweareth Time shall be no more. John is Commanded to Eat the Book, 574 The Measurement of the Temple. The Testimony of the Two Witnesses 575 The Testimony of the Two Witnesses. The Beast from the Pit shall Kill them, 576 The Two Witnesses shall Rise again after Three Days to Obey Him, 531 We ought to Obey God. The Duty of Loving One Another, 532 We should Love Each Other in Deed and in Truth, and Believe on the Name of Jesus Christ, 533 The Manner of Testing False Prophets. He that Loveth not, Knoweth not God, 534 The Apostle Exhorteth to Brotherly Love. He who Loveth God, Keepeth His Commandments, 535 The Keeping of God's Commandments is Light, and not Grievous, 536 Jesus, the Son of God, able to Serve us, and to Hear our Prayers for Ourselves, 537 The Second Epistle of JOHN.—Introduction, 538 The Elect Lady Exhorted to Persevere in Christian Love and Belief 539 The Third Epistle of JOHN.—Gains Commended and a Half, 577 The Sounding of the Seventh Trumpet. The Woman Clothed with the Sun 578 The Woman Clothed with the Sun. The Great Dragon Ready to Devour her Child, 579 Michael and his Angels Fight with the Dragon, and Prevail, 580 The Dragon, cast out of Heaven, Perseeuteth and Pursuoth the Woman, 581 A Beast Riseth out of the Sea, with Seven Heads and for his Pietv, and His Hospitality to True Preacher.s, 540 The General Epistle of JUDE.—Introduction, 541-542 Exhortation to be Constant in the Faith. False Teachers Creep in to Seduce them, 543 Horrible Punishments are Prepared for the Teachers of Damnable Doctrines, 544 Horrible Punishments are Prepared for the Teachers of Damnable Doctrines 545 THE REVELATION of St. John Thb Divine.—In-
Ten Horns, 582 A Beast Riseth out of the Sea. Another Cometh up out of the Earth, 583 An Image is Mwde of the Former Beast, and Men Wor.ship and Receive its Mark, 584 The Lamb Seen on Mount Zion, with His Company. Their Song, 585 The Fall of the City Babylon. The Harvest of the World 586 The Last Seven Vials of Plagues. The Song of Moses and the Lamb, 587 The Angels Pour out their Vials of Wrath. The Plagues that Follow thereupon, 588 The Vials of Wrath Poured Out. The Gathering to Battle at Armageddon, 589 The Vision of the Great HaTlot, Babylon, the Mother of all Abominations, 590 Babylon, the Mother of all Abominations. The Interpretation of the Seven Heads, 591 Interpictation of the Seven Heads, and that of the Ten Horns, . 592 The Victory of the Lamb. The Fall of Babylon the Great, 593 God's People Depart from Babylon. The Lamentation over her 594 The Church's Thanksgiving in Heaven for the Judgment on the Harlot, 596 The Marriage of the Lamb. The Angel not to be Worshipped, 596 He who Rode upon the White Horse. The Fowls Called to the Great Slaughter, 597 Satan Bound for a Thousand Tears, and Cast into the troduction, 54R-549 John Writeth his Revelation to the Seven Churches pf
Asia 550 John Writeth his Revelation to the Seven Cliurches of Asia, 551 The Coming of Christ with Clouds. John in the Spirit on the Lord's Day, 552 Christ the Alpha and Omega. His Glorious Power and Majesty, 553
Christ's Glorious Power and Majesty. The Epistle to the Church at Ephesus, 554 The Epistle to the Ciiurch at Ephesus. The Promise to him tliat Overcometh, 555 The Epistle to tlie Cliurch at Smyrna. The Epistle to the Cliurch at Pergamos, 556 Against Eating things Sacrificed to Idols. The Epistle to the Church at Tliyatira, 557 What is Commended and what is Wanting in the Church at Tliyatira, 558 The Epistle to the Church at Sardis. Threatenings against Unrepentanco, 559 The Promise to the Church fit Sardis. The Epistle to the Church at Philadelphia 5G0 The E|)istle to the Church at Philadelphia. The Epistle to the Church at Laodicea, 501 The Laodicoans Rebuked for being neither Hot nor Bottomless Pit, 598 Those in the First Resurrection Blessed. Satan Loosed out of his Prison, 599 The Devil Cast into the Lake of Fire. The Last and General Resurrection, 600 A New Heaven and a New Earth. God's Promise to the Faithful, 601 The Heavenly New Jerusalem, with a Full Description
Cold, 562 Christ Standeth at the Door and Knocketh. The Vision of God's Throne in Heaven, 563 The Four and Twenty Elders. The Four Beasts Full of Eyes, 564 The Four Beasts give Glory to God Almighty. The Elders Worship II im that Sat on the Throne, 665 The Book Sealed with Seven Seals, which only the Lamb is Worthy to Open, 566 The Wdora Praise tlie Lamb that was Slain. The Opening of tlie First Si.x Seals, 567 What Followed the Opening of the Seals. A Prophecy of the End of tlie World, 5fiS A Prophecy of the End of the World. An Angel Sealeth the Servants of God, 569 thereof, 602 The River of the Water of Life. God Himself shall bo the Light of the City, 603 The Wicked to Remain Wicked. The Spirit and the liridc say. Come 604 Nothing to bo Added to the Word of God, nor Taken therefrom, 605