The Holy Bible, Containing the Old and New Testaments

THE THIRD BOOK OF MOSES, CALLED LEVITICUS.

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. Wehavea sinless High Priest.

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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. 1. 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.

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.

LEVITICUS, ch. 26-27.
26. 18. Further warnings against
transgressing God's laws.
26. 40. Promises of mercy if the
people shall repent.

27. 1. The law of vows.

27. 26. Of things devoted: and of
tithes.

LECTURE 231-234.
231. The threatenings of God sure
to be fulfilled.

232. Chastisement ought to lead us
to repentance and obedience.
233. Christian devotedness.
234. The duty of giving to holy

uses.

THE FOURTH Book of Moses, called Numbers.
CHAPTER 1-9.

1. 1. The people to be number-

ed. The princes of the tribes.

1. 5. The numbers of the several

tribes.

1. 36. The numbers of the tribes

summed up.

2. 1. The order of encampment.

2. 18. The order of encampment

concluded.

3. 1. The generations of Aaron

and Moses.

3. 27. The firstborn exchanged for

the tribe of Levi.

4. 1. The charge of the Kohath-

ites.

4. 21. The charge of the Gershon-

ites and of the Merarites.

4. 34. The sons of Kohath, Ger-

shon, and Merari numbered.

5. 1. The unclean removed. Re-

stitution. The trespass offering.

5. 11. The law of jealousies.

6. 1. The Law of the Nazarite.

6. 22. The form of blessing the

people.

7. 1. The offerings of the princes.

7. 30. The offerings of the princes

continued.

7. 60. The offerings of the princes

concluded.

8. 1. Aaron lighteth the lamps.

Levites must be offered before

the Lord.

8. 15. The Levites are dedicated.

The time of their service.

9. 1. The passover to be kept in

the wilderness.

9. 15. The signal by which the Is-

raelites rested or removed.

LECTURE 235-255.

235. That there must be order and

unity in the church.

236. Marvellous things accounted

for by the power of God.

237 That we must grow in grace

continually.

238. Subordination of rank.

239. The provision for unanimity

in the church.

240. The honour due to the priest-

hood of Christ.

241. God is sure to honour those

who honour Him.

242. Against prying into forbid-

den knowledge.

243. The tabernacle of the body,

dissolved by death, to be again

set up.

244. Divers offices and orders in

the Christian ministry.

245. The holy life which we live

is to be ascribed to Christ.

246. The certainty of judgment.

247. Our Christian vow.

248. The efficacy of God's bless-

ing.

249. The bountifulness of the great.

250 God provides for the enjoy-

ments of his people.

251. That the church may ordain

religious ceremonies.

252. The light of grace derived

from the Holy Ghost through

Christ.

253. Of increasing the supply of

ministers of the Gospel.

254. The advantage of having re-

course to ministers of the Gos-

pel.

255. The sin of them that die by

their own hands.

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LECTURE 256-278.

256. That our dispensation is one

of faith and not of sense.

257. The help of God a motive for

us to exert ourselves.

258. That God's power and good-

ness are unbounded.

259. Many die before their time

through indulging their lusts.

260. That the pardon of sin, for

Christ's sake is free and full.

261. The sure report which we

have of heaven.

262. Fear and unbelief contrasted

with faith and courage.

263. How we ought to behave

when assaulted by the violent.

264. How we ought to think of

God, when we pray.

265. That we must approach heaven

by God's way not our own.

266. God's goodness does not fail

by reason of man's sin.

267. The peril of persisting in wil-

ful sin.

268. Motives to restrain envy and

ambition.

269. That it is at our peril, if we

refuse to listen to our Saviour.

270. How God honours his own

ordinances.

271. They that are called of God

are enabled to bear fruit.

272. The responsibility of the

Christian ministry.

273. How they which preach the

Gospel should live of the Gos-

pel.

274. The sprinkling of Christ's

blood.

275. The sinfulness of not believ-

ing and not glorifying God.

276. The consolations of them that

die in the Lord.

277. All invited to look to Christ

lifted up on the cross.

278. The joy of seeing God's mer-

cy in every thing.

NUMBERS, ch. 22—35.

22. 1. Balak sendeth for Balaam,

who at length hath leave to go.

22. 22. Balaam is rebuked for his

iniquity: cometh to Balak.

23. 1. Balak's sacrifice. Balaam's

first prophecy.

23. 11. The second prophecy of

Balaam.

24. 1. Balaam prophesieth the third

time; and is dismissed.

24. 12. Balaam prophesieth the

fourth time; and departeth.

25. 1. Israel joined to Baal-peor.

The zeal and reward of Phinehas.

26. 1. Moses and Eleazar number

the people in the plains of Moab.

26. 35. The numbering is complet-

ed. Of dividing the land.

LECTURE 279-301.

279. The sin of harbouring wishes

contrary to the will of God.

280. That it is our glory to fulfil

the pleasure of God.

281. The decline of true religion

at the time of Balaam.

282. Spiritual blessings assured to

Christians.

283. Against wishing to earn the

wages of iniquity.

284. That Christ is the Conqueror

here chiefly intended.

285. A warning against presuming

to sin wilfully.

286. A sense of frailty ought to

make us lean on God for help.

287. That God keeps account of

all men with a view to judg-

ment.

288. The law by which our inhe-

ritance in heaven is adjudged.

289. That we must leave our work

cheerfully at the call of death.

290. The due employment of the

sabbath day.

291. That God would have his

people to rejoice continually.

292. That we are to assemble at

the heavenly Jerusalem.

293. The advantage of paying

what we have vowed to God.

294. The righteousness of God's

judgments.

295. That the gifts of God. are

liable to be taken away.

296. The duty and efficacy of bro-

therly admonition.

297. That sin though forgiven en-

tails suffering on earth.

298. The use of viewing the stages

of our spiritual course.

299. The most effectual means of

driving out unbelief and idolatry.

300. That space and time are alike

open before God.

301. How that which is at first a

curse may become a blessing.

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