CONTENTS.

Page,

13

17

21

21

31

DISCOURSE 1.

Chap. i. 1-4.

On the book in general, and the first day's creation,

DISCOURSE II.

Chap. 1.6

31:

On the last five days'creation,

DISCOURSE III.

Chap. ii.

Creation reviewed,

DISCOURSE IV.

Chap. iii. 1-7.

The fall of man,

DISCOURSE V.

Chap. iii. 8–14.

The trial of the trangressors,

DISCOURSE VI.

Chap. iii. 15—24.

The curse of Satan, including a blessing to man- -Effects of the fall,

DISCOURSE VII.

Chap. iv. 1–8.

The offerings of Cain and Abel,

DISCOURSE VIII.

Chap. iv. 9-24.

Cain's punishment and posterity,

DISCOURSE IX.

Chap. iv, 25, 26, and Chap. v.

The generations of Adam,

DISCOURSE X.

Chap. vi. 1-7.

The cause of the deluge,

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67

DISCOURSE XI.

Chap. vi. 8–22.

Noah finds favour with God, and is directed to build the ark,

DISCOURSE XII.

Chap. vii.

The Flood,

75

99

103

DISCOURSE XVI.

Chap. x.

The generations of Noah,

DISCOURSE XVII.

Chap, xi. 1–9,

The confusion of tongues,

DISCOURSE XVIII.

Chap. xi. 10–32, and Chap. xii. 1-4.

The generations of Shem, and the call of Abram,

DISCOURSE XIX.

Chap. xii. 6--20.

Abram dwelling in Canaan, and removing to 'Egypt on account of the

famine,

111

117

DISCOURSE XX.

Chap. xiii.

The separation of Abram and Lot,

121

127

DISCOURSE XXI.

Chap. xiv.

Abram's slaughter of the kings,

DISCOURSE XXII.

Chap. xv. 1-6.

Abram justified by faith,

135

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141

145

151

151

167

175

DISCOURSE XXIII.

Chap. xv.7-21.

Renewal of promises to Abraham,

DISCOURSE XXIV.

Chap. xvi.

Sarai's crooked policy for the accomplishment of the promise,

DISCOURSE XXV.

Chap.xvii.

God's covenant with Abram and his seed,

DISCOURSE XXVI.

Chap. xviii.

Abraham entertaining angels, and interceding for Sodom,

DISCOURSE XXVII.

Chap. xix.

The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah,

DISCOURSE XXVIII.

Chap. xx.

Abraham and Abimelech,

DISCOURSE XXIX.

Chap. xxi.

The birth of Isaac, &c.

DISCOURSE XXX.

Chap. xxii.

Abraham covinanded to offer up his son Isaac,

DISCOURSE XXXI,

Chap. xxiii.

The death and burial of Sarah,

DISCOURSE XXXII.

Chap. xxiv, 1--28.

Abraham sending his servant to oblain a wise for Isaac,

DISCOURSE XXXIII.

Chap. xxiv. 29–67.

Abraham sending his servant to obtain a wife for Isaac, (continued,)

DISCOURSE XXXIV.

Chap. XXV.

Abraham's marriage with Keturah, and death. Ishmael o posterity and

death. The birth and characters of Esau and Jacob,

DISCOURSE XXXV.

Chap. xxvi.

Isaac and Abimelech,

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207

215

225

DISCOURSE XXXVI.

Chap. xxvii.

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Jacob's obtaining the blessing,

231

DISCOURSÉ XXXVII.

Chap. xxviii.

Jacob's departure from Beersheba,

243

DISCOURSE XXXVIII.

Chap. xxix.

Jacob's arrival at Haran,

251

DISCOURSE XXXIX.

Chap. xxx. and Chap. xxxi, 1–16.

Jacob in Haran,

257

DISCOURSE XL.

Chap. xxxi. 17--55.

Jacob's departure from Haran,

265

DISCOURSE XLI.

Chap. xxxii.

Jacob's fear of Esau.—His wrestling with the Angel,

275

DISCOURSE XLII.

Chap. xxxiii.

Jacob's interview with Esau, and arrival in Canaan,

DISCOURSE XLIIL

Chap. xxxiv.

Dinah defiled, and the Shechemites murdered,

289

DISCOURSE XLIV.

Chap. xxxv. and Chap. xxxvi.

Jacob's removal to Bethel.-God's renewal of covenant with him. The

death of Deborah, Rachel, and Isaac.-Esau's generalions. 297

DISCOURSE XLV.

Chap. xxxvii.

Joseph sold for a slave,

305

DISCOURSE XLVI.

Chap. xxxviii. and Chap. xxxix.

The conduct of Judah.-Joseph's promotion and temptation,

315

DISCOURSE XLVII.

Chap. xl.

Joseph in prison,

325

DISCOURSE XLVIII.

Chap. xli.

Joseph's advancement,

331

281
DISCOURSE XLIX.

Chap. xlii.

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The first interview between Joseph and his brethren,

339

DISCOURSE L.

Chap. xliii.

The second interview between Joseph and his brethren,

349

DISCOURSE LI.

Chap. xliv. 1–17.

The cup in Benjamin's sack,

35,9

DISCOURSE LII.

Chap. xliv. 18–34.

Judah's intercession,

363

DISCOURSE LIII.

Chap. xlv,

Joseph making himself known to his brethren,

367

DISCOURSE LVI.

Chap. xlvi.

Jacob's going down into Egypt,

375

DISCOURSE LV.

Chap. xlvii.

Joseph's conduct in the settlement of his brethren, and in the affairs of

Egypt,

381

DISCOURSE LIV.

Chap. xlviii.

Joseph's interview with his dying father, with the blessing of his sons, 391

DISCOURSE LVII.

Chap. xlix.

Jacob's blessings on the tribes,

397

DISCOURSE LVIII.

Chap. 1.

The burial of Jacob.-Joseph removes the fears of his brethren.-Death

of Joseph,

409

Conclusion,

415