ambition.

16. 16. Korah, Dathan, and Abi- 269. That it is at our peril, if we

ram, and their company, con-

refuse to listen to our Saviour.

sumed.

16. 36. The hallowed censers. The 270. How God honours his own

plague begins and is stayed. ordinances.

17. 1. Aaron's rod beareth buds, 271. They that are called of God
blossoms, and fruit.

are enabled to bear fruit.

18. 1. The charge and portion of 272. The responsibility of the

the priests.

Christian ministry.

18. 20. Tithes given to the Levites, 273. How they which preach the

and the tenth of them to the Gospel should live of the Gos-

priests.

pel.

19. 1. The water of separation. 274. The sprinkling of Christ's

blood.

20. 1. Moses and Aaron sin at Me- 275. The sinfulness of not believ-

ribah. Their sentence.

ing and not glorifying God.

20. 14. Edom refuseth Israel a pas- 276. The consolations of them that

sage. Aaron dieth.

die in the Lord.

21. 1. Hormahlaid waste. The fiery 277. All invited to look to Christ

serpents. The brazen serpent. lifted up on the cross.

21. 10. The stations and victories 278. The joy of seeing God's mer-

in compassing Edom.

cy in every thing.

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judgments.

31. 25. The spoil of the Midianites 295. That the gifts of God are

divided. The oblation of the liable to be taken away.

captains.

32. 1. The request of the tribes of 296. The duty and efficacy of bro-

Reuben and Gad. They are re- therly admonition.

proved.

32. 20. Two tribes and a half are 297. That sin though forgiven en-

settled to the east of Jordan.

tails suffering on earth.

33. 1. The journeys of the chil- 298. The use of viewing the stages

dren of Israel.

of our spiritual course.

33. 37. The charge to drive out the 299. The most effectual means of

Canaanites.

driving outunbeliefandidolatry.

34. 1. The borders of the land de- 300. That space and time are alike

scribed, and that they should di-

open before God.

vide it.

35. 1. The forty-eight cities of the 301. How that which is at first a

Levites. The six cities of refuge. curse may become a blessing.

DEUTERONOMY, ch. 10—23.

10. 1. Moses declareth what it is

that God requirethofhis people.

11. 1. The experience of God's

miracles. The promise of his

blessings.

11. 18. A blessing and a curse set

before the Israelites.

12. 1. Of the place in which God

would put his name.

12. 17. Of the place of sacrifice.

Against inquiring afteridolatry.

13. 1. Of them that entice, or are

enticed, to the service of false

gods.

14. 1. Regulations chiefly concern-

ing food, lawful and unlawful.

14. 22. Of the disposal of the se-

cond tithes and firstlings.

15. 1. Of the release of debts on

the seventh year.

15. 12. Ofthe treatment of Hebrew

bond servants. Of firstlings.

16. 1. The observance of the three

great festivals.

16. 16. Of meeting together at the

three feasts. Of judges. Against

idolatry.

17. 1. Idolators to be put to death.

The appeal to the priests.

17. 14. The choice and duties of a

king of Israel.

18. 1. Of the priests and Levites.

Of divines. Of a Prophet like

unto Moses.

19. 1. Of cities of refuge. Of re-

moving a landmark. Of wit-

nesses.

20. 1. The people are instructed

in the method of their warfare.

21. 1. Of a man found slain, the

murderer being unknown.

21. 10. Of captive women; of the

firstborn; of a rebellious son ;

of hanging.

22. 1. Of apparel; and of human-

ity to man and beast.

22. 13. Laws relating to sins of

impurity.

23. 1. Sundry laws, for the most

part now first revealed.