EZEKIEL 44–48.

LECTURE 1354-1362.

44. 15. The ordinances of the priest- 1354. The functions of the Chris-

hood.

tian ministry marked by simpli-

city.

45. 1. Land allotted to God's ser- 1355. The wisdom of providing for

vice, to the city, and to the prince. God's service first of all.

45. 9. Ordinances for the prince, 1356. Princes and their subjects

and for his offerings.

dealt with alike in Scripture.

46. 1. Ordinances for the prince 1357. What distinctions are allow-

and for the people in worship. able between men, and what not.

46. 16. The portion of the prince, 1358. The supreme importance of

and the chambers of the priests. all relating to Christ.

47. 1. The vision of the flowing 1359. The grace of the Gospel

waters, and their virtue.

compared to living waters.

47. 13. The borders of the land, and 1360. The excellency of our inle-

regulations for allotting it. ritance in the Gospel.

48. i. The apportionment of the 1361. The good things provided

land in several parts.

for the Christian church.

48. 21. The apportionment of the 1362. How much we lose for lack

land. The gates and name of the of faith and devotion.

city.

DANIEL 1-6.

Lecture 1363-1376.

1. 1. The taking of Jerusalem by 1363. The symbolical language of

Nebuchadnezzar.

prophetic dates.

1. 3. The training, diet, and pro- 1364. That our best way to be
motion of Daniel.

happy is to be holy.
2. 1. The dream of Nebuchadnez- 1365. Of praying to God and giv-
zar is revealed to Daniel.

ing Him thanks.
2. 24. Daniel telleth unto the king 1366. God's goodness both in sav-
his dream.

ing and revealing.

2. 36. Daniel interpreteth the king's 1367. The nature and growth of

dream.

Christ's kingdom.

3. 1. Nebuchadnezzar dedicateth a 1368. That we ought to fear not
golden image.

man but God.
3. 19. Shadrach, Meshach, and 1369. The blessedness of believing
Abed-nego are delivered.

when we cannot see.
4. 1. Nebuchadnezzar proclaimeth 1370. The acknowledgmentswhich
the account of his dream.

Christian rulers owe to God.
4. 19. Daniel interpreteth Nebu- 1371. The general nature of the
chadnezzar's dream.

DANIEL 7-12.

LECTURE 1377–1387.

7. 1. Daniel's vision of the four 1377. Of looking forward by faith

beasts, and of the kingdom of to the manifestation of Christ's

heaven.

kingdom.

7. 15. The vision of the four beasts 1378. Of watching that we live as

is interpreted.

Christ's subjects.

8. 1. Daniel's vision of the ram and 1379. The miserable case of Ma-

the he goat.

hometan countries.

8. 15. The vision of the ram and he 1380. The application of this vision

goat is interpreted.

to Mahometanism.

9. 1. Daniel pleadeth for the re- 1381. Of doing every thing for

demption of Israel.

the Lord's sake.

9. 20. Gabriel informeth Daniel of 1382. The conclusions suggested

the seventy weeks.

by prophecy fulfilled:

10. 1. Daniel having mourned and 1383. That God can enable us to

fasted seeth a vision.

enjoy the presence of angels.

11. 1. The prophetic history of the 1384. The comfort of knowing that

kings of the north and the south. God rules over all.

11. 15. The prophetic history of 1385. Of being prepared to risk

Syria and Egypt is continued. our lives for the truth's sake.

11. 30. Of the king that shall do 1386. That we must resolve to

according to his will.

honour the God of our fathers.

12. 1. The resurrection of the 1387. Of waiting patiently for the

dead. The end of these wonders. fulfilment of God's sure word.

HOSEA 1--10.

LECTURE 1388—1398.
1. 1. Hosea declareth the time of 1388. The wicked, if prosperous,
his prophesying.

have the more to lose in the end.

1. 2. Hosea taketh Gomer, and her 1389. Of thanking God for our

children, Jezreel, Lo-rubamah, Christian calling.

and Lo-ammi.

2. 1. The sins, judgments, and re- 1390. The blessedness of the Gos-

demption of Israel.

pel dispensation.

3. 1. Hosea espouseth an adulteress 1391. That all Scripture must be

for a sign unto Israel.

consistent with God's holiness.

4. 1. The controversy of the Lord 1392. The dreadful case of being

with his people.

let alone in sin.

5. 1. The priests, the princes, and 1393. That we must seek to God

the people, are charged with sin. for all our deliverance.

6. 1. The people commune of re- 1394. Against substituting formal

penting. The Lord upbraideth service for devotion.

them.

7. 1. The peril and impenitence of 1395. Want of consideration and
the Israelites.

want of sincerity.
8. 1. Israel is threatened for its 1396. The miserable consequences
manifold iniquities.

Hosea 11--14.

LECTURE 1399-1402.
11. 1. The unthankfulness of Israel. 1399. That we ought to walk ac.
The forbearance of God.

cording to our calling.
12. 1. All the tribes are reminded 1400. Our privileges will not pro-
of God's favour to Jacob.

fit us without faith.
13. 1. Vengeance on sin is denounc- 1401. Mortality is swallowed up

ed, with a promise of redemption. of life through Christ.
14. 1. Israel is urged to repent 1402. Directions and encourage-

with promise of forgiveness. ment in turning unto God.

JOEL 1-3.

Lecture 1403-1406.

1. 1. Joel foresheweth a terrible 1403. Of praying unto God whilst

visitation, and enjoineth a fast. we have time,

2. 1. Joel further describeth the 1404. Our gain in observing so-

visitation and the fast.

lemn national fasts.

2. 18. Blessings are promised to the 1405. The many privileges which

church in different ages.

we enjoy under the Gospel.

3. 1. The Lord defieth the enemies 1406. What we may learn from

of his people.

these unfulfilled prophecies.

Amos 1--9.

LECTURE 1407--1415.

1. 1. God's judgments on the na- 1407. Against selfishness, oppres-

tions around Israel.

siveness, and cruelty.

2. 1. Judgments denounced against 1408. The responsibility attached

Moab, Judah, and Israel.

to our high privileges.

3. 1. God's judgments against his 1409. God's dealingsavith his peo-

people are to be published abroad. ple justified before all men.

4. 1. Israel is shewn to be incor- 1410. Of preparing to meet our

rigible by chastisement.

God.

5. 1. The Lord exhorteth Israel to 1411. Terrors and mercies

seek Him.

both motives to repentance.

6. 1. The luxury of the rich in 1412. The vanity of trusting in

Israel is denounced.

our own strength.

7. 1. Judgments threatened to Israel 1413. That God rules all with un-

and to Amaziah.

erring justice.

8. 1. The ripeness of Israel for 1414. The peril of not using God's

judgment is proclaimed.

word when we have it.

9. 1. Israel's desolation denounced. 1415. The prospect of a holy uni-

A restoration promised.

versal church.

are

OBADIAH 1.

LECTURE 1416-1417.

1. 1. The destruction of Edom is 1416. Of regarding all men as bre-
foretold.

thren.
1. 17. The house of Jacob shall be 1417. Of kindling faith and love
delivered and restored.

in each other.

LECTURE 1418.

1. 1. Jonah fleeth from God's pre- 1418. How the prophet is a type

His peril, and preserva-

Jonau 2–4.

Lecture 1419-1421.
2. 1. The prayer and thanksgiving 1419. Of praying and giving thanks
of Jonah within the fish.

to God when in peril.
3. 1. Jonah preacheth to the Nine- 1420. Various and strong motives
vites, who repent.

to repentance.
4. 1. Jonah murmuring is reproved 1421. The ends for which God
by means of a gourd.

chastises us.

Micah 1-7.

LECTURE 1422—1428.

1. 1. Micah proclaimeth God's 1422. Our being chosen of God

judgments coming on his people. aggravates our sins.

2. 1. God's people are reproved 1423. Our way to profit more

for their grievous sins.

largely by God's word.

3. 1. The wicked princes and false 1424. The courage requisite in a

prophets denounced.

faithful minister.

4. 1. The future sovereignty of 1425. That we are called to peace,

Zion is foretold.

and ought to call others.

5. 1. The birthplace, eternal being, 1426. The real greatness and glory

and divine works of the Messiah. of Christ our King.

6. 1. The solemn controversy of 1427. Formal religion cannot pass

God with his people.

for vital godliness.

7. 1. The Church after complaining, 1428. The happiness of believing

taketh comfort in God's promises. that we have peace with God.

Nahum 1—3.

LECTURE 1429-1431.

1. 1. The burden of Nineveh. 1429. The manifestation of God's
The attributes of the Lord.

attributes in the day of judgment.
2. 1. The siege of Nineveh ; its 1430. Of endeavouring to advance
spoiling, and desolation.

in holiness continually.
3. i. The crimes and punishment 1431. That the tidings of God's
of Nineveh are declared.

judgment are glad tidings.

HABAKKUK 1-3.

LECTURE 1432-1434.
1. 1. The prophet deploreth the 1432. The wickedness of vanity,
prosperity of evil doers.

the holiness of God.

2. 1. God's government of the 1433. Of living by faith in things

world is shewn to be just.

3. 1. A devotional hymn of prayer 1434. Of praying with resignation

and praise.

and rejoicing in God's glory.

unseen.

ZEPHANIAH 143.

LECTURE 1435-1437.

1. 1. Zephaniah proclaimeth God's 1435. Of taking warning from the

judgments against Judah.

judgments here set down.

2. 1. Exhortations in reference to 1436. Of seeking the Lord, on the

the judgments threatened. approach of his day.

3. 1. Promises of good things to 1437. God's love for his redeemed;

come after tribulation.

their joy and glory.

Haggai 1.

LECTURE 1438.

1. 1. The Jews on being reproved 1438. We gain by doing God's
proceed with the temple.

Haggai 2.

LECTURE 1439-1440.

2. 1. A greater glory is promised 1439. The riches and glory of

to the second temple.

Christ's body the Church.

2. 20. The Lord declareth that He 1440. God's care for his people,

has chosen Zerubbabel.

and faithfulness to his promises.

ZECHARIAH 1-14.

LECTURE 1441 – 1456.

1. 1. Zechariah declareth the first 1441. The joy of angels in pro-

portions of his vision.

claiming peace on earth.

1. 12. Zechariah proceedeth with 1442. That both angels and men

his vision.

fulfil the work of God.

2. 1. The measuring of Jerusalem. 1443. The blessed results of Christ's

The joy of Sion.

coming.

3. 1. Satan is rebuked, Joshua jus- 1444. The footing on which God

tified; and the Branch promised. accepts his people in Christ.

4. 1. The golden candlestick, and 1445. The glory of the church

the two olive trees.

when enlightened by grace.

5. 1. The flying roll. The woman 1446. The prevalence of wicked-

seated in an ephah.

ness in the Christian church.

6. 1. The four chariots come forth. 1447. How we may serve for a me-

The crowns for Joshua.

morial of Christ's coming.

7. 1. The reproof of them that 1448. Of doing all to God, and to

fasted amiss.

his glory.

8. 1. God assureth his people of 1449. The glory of which we may

renewed prosperity.

lawfully be ambitious.

9. 1. The enlargement and triumph 1450. The means by which the

of the Church.

Gospel is propagated.

10. 1. God promises to renew the 1451. Of praying God to fulfil in

strength of his people.

us his promises.

11. 1. The prophet a type first of 1452. The degenerate state of the

Christ, next ofa foolish shepherd. church accounted for.

12. 1. The restoration and com- 1453. The edifying application of

punction of God's people foretold. unfulfilled prophecy.

13. 1. Idolatry is to be put away. 1454. The effects of the persecu-

The Shepherd will be smitten. tion of the early Christians.

14. 1. The restoration of God's peo- 1455. Of caution in interpreting

ple in Jerusalem.

unfulfilled prophecy.

14. 12. The triumph and the holi- 1456. The restoration of God's

ness of the church.

people spiritually interpreted.

LECTURE 1457-1460.
1. 1. The corruptions of the temple 1457. The worship wherewith we
service are reproved.