If 22e Whether he did well in the Charge he gave Solomon con- rerning Shimei; 1 Kings 2.3. 4. | lb ' Dreams may be. either Praiſe-worthy or Blame-worthy ; = TRIES 3-5, 6 OO | "— How they differ from Viſions; Job 3.13. $$ \ Duty,the grace of God does not free us from it ; Deur. 30.10, 3. ' Fat, why forbidden to be caten ; Lev. 3.17. k. * Firft-born, their Priviledges ; Gen. 25. 31. — Foreknowledge of Ged, its abſolute Certainty in the moſt con- | tingent things ; 1 Kings 13.2. e. - An infallible Demonſtration thereof ; Iſa. 45. 13. k. | Fruitfulne(s of the Land of Canaan proved ; Exod.z. 8. r. alk”: a” whether League made with them was obliging ; _—: OM, 9. IF. | MES ' God, ”# Certanty of bis Foreknowledge ; 1 Kings 13. 2. e. =. Ia.q5.23. 4. ==. : Why — do unjuſtly; Job 34- 13. 5. 8 40, 2. b. - _ How far forth be may leve wicked Men; Ila, 48. 14. xz. ” _” Grate ele] diſcharges not from Duty; Deuts 30. To. z. E-. x Hebrew Text, its Purity aſſerted, notwithflanding ſome divers = - _»\Readings S Ge 7 oma 2. Oo "ES 2. Jael, whethe ing SUCTIA Was e; JUdM. 4.2Is z ET vr \: God's Poobibition of bis People ro Marry with "nn
BG &. + Megiftrits "Yr, ed to Puniſh them; Job 31. 28. 8.
A If Te hchah;” 'J he he ſacrificed his Daughter ; Judg. 1 I*39. e's F God in Man, wherein it conſiſts ; Gen. 1. 26. 2.
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Manſlayer, whether bis Cauſe was tried in City of Refuge, @ elſewhere Numb. 35. 12. 5. | Marriage, God's Prohibition of unequal Matches with 1dols- ters ; Gen. 24. 3. e. DN | Somme are void iplo facto; Ezra 10. 2 f. 3 gut Adarriage of Couſin-germans be lawful ; Tevit - - .. IS, I4. fo : .
Mzvifters, __ highly reſents Injuries done to them ; 1 Kings 12. 4. &. | Moſes, how could he be confirmed in his preſent Calling and Work by @ thing future ; Ex0d. 3+ 12- Why he negledted to Circumciſe his Son Exod. 4. 24. Whether it was decent for bim to commend himſelf ; Numb. 12. 3. |
Muſick, its Power on the Spirits and Affe#ions, x San,1x6.16. Neighbour is any Man,tho a Stranger or Heathen, Pf. 1 5.3. & Noah* Ark, bow the Creatures that came out of it could get znto Iſlends ; Gen. 9g. 17. Offering ; 4, rg between Sin-offering and Treſpaſs-ffer= ng; Lev. 5. 6. Pardoning of Sin 5s an A& of Power ; Numb. I4. 17. R. Parents Children may ſuffer for their Sins ; Iſa. 14. 21. x. People, why puniſh'd for Sins of Rulers; 2 Chron, 21. 14+ Phyla@eries, what ; Exod. 13. g. Prayer : The ſame words may be repeated ſometimes ; EccleC. * 2, MM. Prieſts, how far forth their Sentence was valid; Lev.27.14.5, Prophets, what ; 1 Sam. 10. 5. m. Sons of Prophets, what ; 1 Sam- 10. 5. m. Prophecy ; Means to attain it 3 2 Kings 3.15. Providence, how far forth to be taken for a Rule of our Tudga ment ; 2 Sam. 14. 22: latter end of the Note. © Rites; divers Ceremonial Rites obſerved before Moles ; Gen.
3T. 35. Rulers;why People are puniſh for their Sins; 2 Chron.2 I.I4. Sabbath, whether inflituted from the Beginning ; Gen. 2, e,
Neh. 9g. 14. | What it's a Sign of ; Exod. 31. 12. h.
T hree ſorts of Sabbaths ; Exod. 23. 12. » Sanhedrim, their great Power ; Gen« 49» 10, Col. 2; Sacrifices, wby ſo many ſorts of them; Lev. 1. ce Why of Oxen and Sheep ; Lev. 1. d. Saul, by God puniſh*d him ſo ſeverely, for that which ſeemed ſo ſmall a Fault ; 1 Sam. 12. 14; Why God delayed puniſhing his ſlaying the Gibeonites till
after his Death.; 2 Sam. 21.1.4.
Sentence of the Prieſts, how far valid ; Leve 27.14. s. Seraphim ; why ſome Angels ſo called; Ifa, 6, 2. b. | Serpent ; how it could ſpeak, and why Eve not frighted with the Diſcourſe ; Gen. 3. 1+ c. Shekel of SanFuary,why ſo called; Gen, 23.15. Ex. 30013. 0. Sickneſs, how Perſons are to be dealt withal orkactob 3-7. 0. Sin ; why God ptniſh*d the whole Soctety for the Sin of one ; Jolh. 7. I. Co Sin-off-ring ; Difference between that and Treſpaſs-offering ; EV. F. 6. Particular Confeſſion of Sin muſt be made ; Lev. 5« 7. r. Pardon of it an A# of Power ; Numbe 14. 17. z. SOlomon, whether he was ſaved; 1 Kings 11.43, @ Soetbſayers, what ; I{a: 2. 6s %. Tempt ; [everal Significations of the word; Gen. 22.1. b, Teraphim, what ; Gene 31. 19.
| Thoughts ; unclean thoughts forbidden by Law as well as Gef-
pet; Job 31.1. 4. Tithes, their ſeveral ſorts ; Deut. 11: 17. g. Tongues, why called a Man's Honour ; Gen. 49. 6. I, Treſpaſs-offering how it differs from Sin-offering ; Lev. 5.6. Viſton, what, and how it differs from a Dream ; Job 3. 13. Virginity, why counted a Reproach by Jews ; Iſa. 4e 1. g. A Vow, what; Fcclel. 5: 4. 9.
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Wicked ; how far good Men rejoyce in their DeFtrudion ; Job
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