EXODUS, ch. 7-18.

7. 1. Aaron's rod, turned into a

serpent, swalloweth up the rest.

7. 14. The waters of the river are

turned into blood.

8. 1. The plague of frogs; and

the plague of lice.

8. 20. The plague of swarms.

Pharaoh is moved.

9. 1. The plague of murrain;

and the plague of boils.

9. 13. The plague of hail.

9. 27. Pharaoh sendeth for Moses

and Aaron. The storm ceaseth.

10. 1. God threateneth to send

locusts.

LECTURE 115-138.

115. Satan is allowed to work, but

for God's greater glory.

116. The importance of watching

to glorify God.

117. That we need the help of

God without delay.

118. Warning against dealing de-

ceitfully with God.

119. The danger of idolizing any

earthly object.

120. The safety of the faithful.

121. Repentance is incomplete

without abhorrence of sin.

122. That God ruleth over all.

the plague of darkness.

11. 1. The death of the firstborn

threatened.

12. 1. The Lord's passover or-

dained.

12. 15. The seven days of un-

leavened bread ordained.

12. 29. The firstborn of Egypt

slain. The Israelites sent out.

12. 37. The Israelites journey from

Rameses to Succoth.

13. 1. The firstborn

sanctified.

The memorial of unleavened

bread.

13. 17. The Lord leadeth the people

by a pillar of cloud and of fire.

14. 1. Israel is overtaken by Pha-

raoh at the Red Sea.

14. 19. The Israelites

Red Sea on dry land.

gyptians drowned.

cross the

The E-

15. 1. The song of Moses.

15. 20. The song of Miriam.

waters of Marah.

quenching light within us.

124. God foresees and overrules

what we freely choose.

125. The use of ordinances.

126. Christ our passover. The

Lord's supper.

127. The advantage of lending un-

to the Lord.

128. Our deliverance from sin, and

call to heaven.

129. How to commemorate thank-

fully the love of Christ.

130. That we ought to follow whi-

thersoever God leads us.

131. Resignation of our will to

the will of God.

132. Warning to the presumptuous.

Encouragement to the dejected.

16. 1. The Israelites murmuring

are fed with quails and manna.

16. 17. Directions concerning the

manna.

135. God overcomes our rebellions

by his grace.

136. The gain of resting on the

sabbath day.

reb. Amalek defeated.

ness in the nations.

his wife and sons.

mercy to Israel.

EXODUS, ch. 18-29.

LECTURE 139-161.

ministers and of the word of God.

140. How many forget the won-

derful works of God.

141. Love mingled with the ter-

rors of the Lord.

ments.

20. 18. The Lord speaketh to the

people by Moses.

21. 1. Of bondservants. Of of

fences to be punished by death.

21. 18. Of bodily injury, by a blow,

or by the pushing of an ox.

22. 1. Of theft.

22. 16. Of seduction, witchery, and

other offences; of the first fruits.

23. 1. Of giving judgment. Of the

sabbath year. Of the three feasts.

23. 20. God promiseth to send his

Angel before the people.

24. 1. The solemnity of the cove-

nant. Moses goeth up to God.

25. 1. The offerings for the taber-

nacle.

25. 23. The table of shewbread.

The golden candlestick.

26. 1. The curtains and coverings

of the tabernacle.

26. 15. The boards, sockets, bars,

vail, and door of the tent.

27. 1. The altar and its vessels.

The court. The pure olive oil.

28. 1. The appointment of Aaron

to be priest. The priest's gar-

ments.

28. 13. The breastplate of judg-

ment. The Urim and Thummim.

28. 31. The robe, the mitre, and

plate of gold. The other vest-

ments.

29. . Of consecrating the priests.
1.

29. 26. Of consecrating the priests.

The morning and evening sacri-

fice.

heart.

144. Remarks upon the civil and

ceremonial law.

145. The humane spirit of the

Mosaic civil laws.

146. The simplicity and equity of

the Mosaic civil laws.

147. Restitution.

148. That these laws manifestly

proceeded from God.

149. The protection and support of

Almighty God.

150. The conflict that awaits us,

and the assurance of God's help.

151. The blood of the new testa-

ment. The glory of heaven.

152. The presence of God in the

soul.

153. Of the spiritual interpretation

of types.

154. Of building and adorning

churches.

155. That we may have boldness

to enter into the holiest.

156. The building of a holy life,

and heavenly church.

157. The ministers of the Gospel

ought to be clothed in righteous-

ness.

158. The light and perfection

which Christ can give us.

159. The righteousness of Christ,

and of his saints.

160. Spiritual priesthood.

161. Morning and evening devo-

tion.

EXODUS, ch. 30-40.

LECTURE 162-184.

prayer.

34. 18. Several laws are repeated.

The vail on the face of Moses.

35. 1. The Sabbath. The free

gifts for the tabernacle.

35. 21. The people offer readily.

36. 1. The people offer more than

enough. The curtains are made.

36. 14. The outer curtains, and

boards, and bars, and vail, com-

pleted.

37. 1. The ark of the testimony and

table for shewbread, are made.

37. 17. The candlestick, incense al-

tar, holy oil, and incense, made.

38. 1. The brazen altar, the laver,

the court, made.

38. 21. The sum of the tabernacle.

39. 1. The ephod, and breastplate,

made.

39. 22. The holy garments com-

pleted. The work brought to

Moses.

filling our covenant with God.

171. We must pray that there be

no vail on our hearts.

172. That we must offer our own

selves to God.

173. All must work for God.

174. That we must obey in all

things to the letter and the spirit.

175. That there are full directions

for every duty in the word of

God.

176. How God condescends in his

ordinances to our infirmity.

177. Of the prevalence of sacrilege.

178. The duty of providing extend-

ed means for divine service.

179. How payments become gifts.

180. The happiness of working for

God..

181. The saints, and the church,

the workmanship of God.

40. 17. Moses reareth up the ta-

bernacle.

40. 34. The cloud filleth the taber-

nacle.

dience.

183. Our joy on admission to the

church in heaven.

184. The privilege of living amidst

Christian light.

CHAPTER 1-14.

The title.

1. 1. The voluntary whole burnt

offering.

2. 1. The meat offering of flour

with oil of incense.

3. 1. The peace offering.

4. 1. The offering for sins of ig-

norance, from the priest, or con-

gregation.

4. 22. The offering for sins of ig-

norance for a ruler, or one of

the people.

5. 1. The trespass offering.

5. 14. The trespass offering, in

sins of ignorance, especially in

holy things.

6. 1. The trespass offering for

sins done wittingly.

6. 8. The law of the burnt, meat,

consecration, and sin, offering.

7. 1. The law of the trespass, and

peace, offering.

7. 22. The prohibition of fat, and

of blood. The priests' portion.

8. 1. Aaron and his sons conse-

crated. Their offering.

8. 22. The ram of consecration.

The seven days watching.

9. 1. The offerings of Aaron con-

sumed by fire from the Lord.

10. 1. Nadab and Abihu devoured

by fire from the Lord.

11. 1. The clean and unclean of

beasts, fishes, and flying crea-

LECTURE 185-207.

185. The uses of the Levitical or-

dinances.

186. We must approach God by a

Mediator.

187. That which is spent for God's

glory is in no case 'wasted.

188. The best is due to God.

189. Communities have to answer

for sin committed in common.

190. How we are justified; and

this in order to our being sanc-

tified.

191. The duty of confessing our

trespasses.

192. How deeply we are con-

cerned to grow in knowledge.

193. We have a trespass offering

always at hand.

194. The loathsomeness of sin

shewn in these sacrifices.

195. The flesh of Christ signified

by the flesh of the sacrifice.

196. Of the maintenance of Christ-

ian ministers

197. We have a sinless High Priest.

198. We must believe and obey,

where we cannot understand.

199. All that goes up to God first

comes down from Him.

200. Afflictions ought to make us

serve God more diligently.

201. The separation between the

righteous and the wicked.

202. We ought to be holy in every

thing whatsoever.

203. To the pure all things are

pure.

204. The nature of church disci-

pline.

205. That the sins of the redeem-

ed are no more found.

206 That we must hate even the

garment spotted by the flesh.

207. Christ Jesus bearing our in-

firmities.

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LEVITICUS, ch. 14-26.

14. 21. The order of cleansing af-

ter leprosy in a poor man.

14. 33. The plague of leprosy in a

house.

15. 1. The uncleanness of men in

their issues; and their cleansing.

15. 19. The uncleanness of women

in their issues, and their cleans-

ing.

16. . How the priest must enter

within the vail.

16. 20. Of the scape goat, and of

the great day of atonement.

17. 1. Of offering all the cattle

slain. No blood must be eaten.

18. 1. Cases of kindred in which

marriage is prohibited.

18. 19. Against unlawful and un-

natural desires.

19. 1. Several laws repeated.

19. 19. Several laws, at once mo-

ral and political.

20. 1. The punishments ordained

for transgressors.

20. 15. Other punishments ordain-

ed to transgressors.

21. 1. The holiness required in the

priesthood.

22. 1. The uncleanness, cleansing,

and food, of the priests.

22. 17. That the sacrifices must be

without blemish.

23. 1. Of the sabbath, the pass-

over, and the pentecost.

23. 23. The feast of trumpets, the

day of atonement, the feast of

tabernacles.

24. 1. The lamps, and the shew-

bread. The stranger stoned for

blasphemy.

25. 1. The sabbath year. The year

of jubile.

25. 18. A twofold crop every sixth

year. The redemption of the

land.

25. 35. The redemption of the Is-

raelite bondservant.

26. 1. The consequences of obey-

ing or disobeying God's com-

mandments.

LECTURE 208-230.

208. The Gospel preached to the

poor in our church.

209. The duty of cleanliness.

210. The necessity of cleansing

the heart.

211. The holiness of God, to whom

we have access through Christ.

212. Our preparation for entering

into heaven.

213. The Law calculated to work

religion in the heart.

214. The life blood of Christ, giv-

en by God for our redemption.

215. Christian watchfulness a-

gainst occasions of impurity.

216. Vile affections found con-

nected with idolatry.

217. The Law addressed to the

heart.

218. God provides in these laws

for the happiness of all.

219. The certainty and severity of

the judgment to come.

220. The Law appeals to love as

well as to fear.

221. The perfection of our High

Priest.

222. How much pain and anxiety

we have cost our Saviour.

223. That the mercifulness of God

extends to all his creatures.

224. Of providing for them that

are strangers to the Gospel.

225. Holy seasons appointed in

the Christian church.

226. The righteous rejoicing in the

vengeance of God.

227. The uncertain tenure of

earthly possessions.

228. Our spiritual advantages must

be ascribed to God, through

Christ.

229. Christ delivers us from sin

to holiness.

230. That we are tried by the re-

velation of a judgment to come.