GENESIS, ch. 34-46.

34. 1. Shechem and Dinah.

34. 20. Simeon and Levi slay Ha-

mor, Shechem, and their people.

35. 1. Jacob journeyeth to Bethel.

35. 16. Rachel dieth. The sons of

Jacob. Isaac dieth.

36. 1. Esau removeth to mount

Seir. His generations.

36. 20. The sons of Seir. The

dukes of Edom.

37. 1. The generations of Jacob.

Joseph envied by his brethren.

37. 19. Joseph is sold to the Ish-

meelites. Jacob mourneth.

38. 1. Judah hath three sons, Er,

Onan, and Shelah.

38. 12. Judah begetteth Pharez

and Zarah of Tamar.

39. 1. Joseph is promoted by Po-

tiphar; refuseth his master's wife.

39. 11. Joseph is falsely accused,

and cast into prison.

40. 1. Joseph interpreting dreams.

41. 1. Joseph is sent for, to inter-

pret Pharaoh's dreams.

41. 17. Joseph interpreteth Pha-

raoh's dream.

41. 37. Joseph is promoted, and

provideth abundance of corn.

42. 1. Joseph's ten brethren bow

themselves before him.

42. 21. Joseph's brethren return to

their father.

43. 1. Jacob sendeth Benjamin

with his brethren to Egypt.

43. 19. Joseph receiveth his bre-

thren kindly; feasteth them.

44. 1. The cup of Joseph is found

in the sack of Benjamin.

44. 18. Judah pleadeth for his bre-

thren.

45. 1. Joseph maketh himself

known unto his brethren.

45. 16. The children of Israel re-

turn to fetch their father.

46. 1. Israel goeth down to Egypt

with his family.

78. God's mercy in forgiving and

justifying sinners.

79. How thankfulness and love

constrain us to obey.

80. How anxiously we ought to

fly from temptation.

81. The foreknowledge of God.

82. That we must give God the

glory, for our advantages.

83. How old age becomes prefer-

able to youth.

84. We must resort to the provi-

sion made for us by Christ.

85. That we ought to be afraid of

the terrors of the Lord.

86. The force of a convicted con-

science.

87. That we need to feel how en-

tirely our sins are forgiven.

88. The pleasure of knowing that

we have peace with God.

89. That we must not compass a

good end by deceitfulness.

90. How much we owe to our

Mediator.

91. The happiness of purposing

to fulfil the will of God.

92. The ample provision for our

journey to heaven.

93. That we must bring infants

into covenant with God.

GENESIS, Ch. 46–50.

46. 26. The meeting of Jacob and
Joseph.

47. 1. Joseph presenteth his bre-
thren and father to Pharaoh.
47. 14. Joseph saveth the Egyp-
tians; sweareth unto his father.
48. 1. Joseph with his two sons

visiteth his dying father.

48. 13. Israel blesseth Ephraim
and Manasseh.

49. 1. Jacob telleth his sons what
should befall their descendants.
49. 19. Israel concludeth his bless-
ings, and giveth up the ghost.
50. 1. Joseph and his brethren
bury their father.

50. 14. Joseph comforteth his bre-
thren; dieth, and is embalmed.

THE SECOND BOOK OF MOSES,

CALLED EXODUS, ch. 1-6.

1. 1. The increase of the children

of Israel.

LECTURE 94-102.

94. The use of being hated by
the world.

95. That the end of our pilgrim-
age is joy for evermore.
96. That we must devote our-
selves and all we have to God.
97. Faith and love are not dimmed
by approaching death.

98. The source of joyfulness in
· death.

99. Waiting for the salvation of
the Lord.

100. Against too fond partiality
for individuals.

101. The mourning of Christians
for their relatives.

102. The elders an example of
faithfulness.

LECTURE 103-114.

103. The church of the Israelites

a type of ours.

children of Israel.

2. 1. Moses is born; and is

brought up by Pharaoh's daugh-

ter.

will of God.

105. Tenderness of love due to

children, and to enemies.

3. 1. God appeareth to Moses in

a burning bush.

3. 13. The name of God. His

message to Israel.

4. 1. Moses is empowered to

work miracles.

4. 18. Moses and Aaron meet in

the wilderness; persuade the

Israelites.

5. 1. Moses and Aaron apply to

Pharaoh, and are refused.

5. 13. The officers complain to

Pharaoh, and Moses to God.

6. 1. God reneweth his covenant

by his name Jehovah.

6. 13. The charge given to Moses
and Aaron; their genealogy.

our Saviour.

107. We ought to live under the

conviction of God's presence.

108. That the one only true God

is in covenant with us.

109. That we must not be cold in

undertaking the work of God.

110. The advantage of acting in

concert as brethren.

111. That the only true diligence

is to serve the Lord.

112. That we must pray with fer-

vent zeal for God's glory.

113. Slow progress of the Gospel

at home no objection to foreign

missions.

114. The manifestations of private
character in the inspired writers.

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.

LECTURE 115-138.

115. Satan is allowed to work, but

for God's greater glory.

116. The importance of watching

to glorify God.

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

cross the

Red Sea on dry land. The E-

gyptians drowned.

15. 1. The song of Moses,

15. 20. The song of Miriam.

waters of Marah.

16. 1. The Israelites murmuring

are fed with quails and manna.

16. 17. Directions concerning the

manna.

17. 1. Water from the rock in Ho-

reb. Amálek defeated.

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-

19. 14. The Lord cometh down on

mount Sinai; the trumpet sound-

ing.

derful works of God.

141. Love mingled with the ter-

rors of the Lord.

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-

Moses goeth up to God.

nant.

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. 1. Of consecrating the priests.

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.

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.

40. 1. God commandeth Moses to

rear the tabernacle.

40. 17. Moses reareth up the ta-

bernacle.

40. 34. The cloud filleth the taber-

nacle.

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.

182. We must aim at perfect obe-

dience.

183. Our joy on admission to the

church in heaven.

184. The privilege of living amidst

Christian light.