LEXINGTON: K.

"In the morning sow thy seed, and in the evening withhold not thine hand; for thou knowest not whether shall prosper, either this or that, or whether they both shall be alike good." Ec. xi. 6.

PRINTED BY THOMAS T. SKILLMAN:

For the benefit of the children of the author.

1822.

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I. The Divine omnipresence.

1 Kings viii. 27.

II. Practical deductions from the doc-
trine of the Divine omnipresence.
Same text.

III. The difficulties and the recompense

of a Christian profession.

2 Tim. iv. 7, 8.

IV. The creation of man.

Gen. i. 26.

V. The fall of man.

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VI. The arraignment and the trial of the

parties concerned in the first sin of

Gen. 11. 8.

man.

Gen. iii. 1-

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VII. The sentence pronounced on the

Gen. iii. 16.

woman.

VIII. Biography of Enoch.

Gen. v. 21-24.

IX. The wickedness of men in the days

Gen. vi. 1-

Noah.

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X. The flood.

XI. The subsiding of the flood.

Gen. vii. 1.

Gen. viii. 1-3.

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XII. The call of Abraham.

Gen. xii. 1-3

XIII. The sojourning of Abraham.

Gen. xii. 6.

XIV. Abraham and Lot.

Gen. xii. 1-

XV. Abraham's interview with Melchi-

zedek and the king of Sodom.

Gen. xiv. 17-

XVI. Sarai and Hagar.

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Gen. xvi. 1-

XVII. Light after long darkness.

Gen. xvii. 1-

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XVIII. The offering of Isaac.

Gen. xxii. 1, 2.

XIX. The full assurance of faith attain-

tainable.
Job'xix. 25-

XX. Strengthening the things which re-

main-but which are ready to die.

Rev. iii. 2.

XXI. The blessedness of the church in

Philadelphia. Rev. 7-13.

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