the world from the deluge, to the departure out of Egypt; the feveral difpenfations relative thereto; and the miraculous interpofitions by which they were fupported.”

Part the fourth, comprehended in Sermon XI-XVI. treats of the moral ftate of the world from the departure out of Egypt to the end of the Babylonish captivity; the feveral difpenfations relative thereand the fuitablenefs of the miracles, which occur in that period, to the great end they were defigned to promote.?

to;

Part the fifth, comprehended in Sermon XVII. treats of "the moral ftate of the world at the time of our Saviour's appearance-and of the neceffity of a new revelation."

Part the fixth, comprehended in Sermon XVIII-XXIII. treats of the connection between the doctrines of Chrift and the moral exigences of mankind-and of the analogy between his miracles and doctrines."

Conclufion-Sermon XXIV.

More

More errours have escaped me in fupervifing the prefs, than I could wish. Those which particularly affect the fense, and which are marked with an afterisk, the Reader is defired to correct in the following

Be ready always to give an answer to every man, that asketh you a reafon of the hope that with meekness and reverence. p. I.

is in you,

SERMON II.

1 PET. iii. 15.

Be ready always to give an answer to every man, that afketh you a reafon of the hope that is in you.

p. 25

SER

SERMON

GEN. xviii. 14.

III.

İs any thing too hard for the Lord? p. 49.

SERMON

GEN. iii. 14, 15:

IV.

And the Lord God faid unto the Serpent;

Because thou hast done this, thou art cursed

above all cattle, and above every beaft of the

field; upon thy belly shalt thou go, and duft

fhalt thou eat all the days of thy life.

And I will put enmity between thee and the

woman, and between thy feed and her feed: it

fhall bruife thy head, and thou shalt bruise

his heel.

SERMON

JUDE, ver. 14, 15.

P. 75.

V

And Enoch alfo, the feventh from Adam, pro-

phefied of thefe, faying; "Behold the Lord

cometh with ten thousands of his faints, to

execute judgement upon all, and to convince

all that are ungodly among them, of all their

ungodly deeds, which they have ungodly

committed,

committed, and of all their hard fpeeches

which ungodly finners have spoken against

him."

SERMON

GEN. vi. 3.

p. 103

VI.

And the Lord faid, My fpirit fhall not always

frive with man; for that he alfo is flesh:

yet his days fhall be an hundred and twenty

years.

P. 131.

SERMON

VII.

GEN. xi. ver. 4-8.

And they faid, Go to, let us build us a city, and

a tower, whofe top may reach unto heaven;

and let us make us a name, left we be fcattered

abroad upon the face of the whole earth.

And the Lord came down to fee the city and

the tower, which the children of men builded.

And the Lord faid, Behold, the people is one,

and they have all one language; and this

they begin to do: and now nothing will be

refrained from them, which they have ima-

gined to do.

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