God caused our first parents instantly to understand what he spake to them On the sixth day created both the man and the woman Caused Adam to understand what he spake to him, As soon as man was created, made an especial re- The command which he gave to Adam Did not direct Adam what to name the creatures Did not endue Adam with an unerring understand- His sentence against our first parents not to have ner 224 The first command he gave Adam, suitable to man's nature 85 His command against eating of the forbidden tree, 86 1 Heathens conjectured only the beginning of mankind.. reason Acknowledged man not to be of perfect virtue... Acknowledged that the useful inventions for the be- .... 110 Page Hiddekel, a river known to Daniel 111 204 86 Husbandry, the first only gardening.. INSTITUTIONS, legal, their design... Intellect wanting no guidance but its own, many degrees KNOWLEDGE, Adam's own, not sufficient for him to LAND of the garden of Eden in the neighbourhood Life, the most dead parts of matter not entirely desti- MANKIND not from eternity How began to be known only from Moses' history ........ Had our first parents not sinned, whether they His reason sufficient, if aided by the counsel of Not to think he has unerring reason · Not made independent in understanding By obeying God's voice, would have been made ..... Guided by his Creator, might have advanced unto .... After the fall, born to a duplicity of nature... A creature a degree above the instinct of animal 231 His perfections both of body and mind to a degree 232 Created with reason above that of the animal 76 Why required to obey God's voice Meat recommendeth not to God.................. 87 90 Milton, his notions of Adam when first created, poetical, His relation how Adam named the creatures, ....... Does not suppose Adam and Eve's transgression ..... Miracle, none performed when the Lord opened Hagar's eyes.. Moses wrote a real history of the origin of the world Differs from the Egyptian philosophy • • • • • Brings Adam into the world in a manner very na- Page 45 51 127 160 His relation of the first beginning of Adam and Shews that man was not left insufficiently provided .... His relation of the forbidden tree, literally inter- -98 102 His garden of Eden not placed in an obscure cor- 112 His description of the garden of Eden consi- 109 Afraid of his rod when turned into a serpent. The height of the highest bears no sensible propor- NATURALISTS, their phoenomena of the deluge, how 184 98 99 106 OPINION, human, how hard to distinguish from real truth 222 PARENTS, our first, had no excuse for their trans- gression.. Why not permitted to escape death. 150 217 Page Parents, our first, not driven out of the garden instant- ly after their transgression After the fall, would naturally think it decent to be Person, one to come from the woman who should con- 226 228 quer the great enemy of mankind ............................... 192 when they were turned into serpents ......................... Prophecies, the design of them...... 187 227 177 178 ... 178 Spoken by God to our first parents, enlarged by Full event of them not known until fulfilled REASON, test of it wanted, to shew wherein reason Without it, human nature cannot be made perfect 233 87 256 236 150 110 Rivers, Pison and Gihon, not inconsiderable ones. • • • • Three of Moses' rivers of Eden, not mentioned by SABBATH, why instituted..... Satan, his being permitted to have a power to cause the Science, natural, grows by experience and observation.. first parents.... Serpent's words to Eve, very few, besides what Adam 121 110 49 137 57 221 222 25 Understood not what he spake.••• Thought by Adam and Eve to have more sagacity 128 130 133 134 135 136 182 ..... 183 168 145 102 That which tempted Eve reckoned amongst the After the flood, became terrible to mankind known unto us.... Strata, those occasioned by the deluge no proof against Strabo's geography, when composed............... 30 37 ... 38 235 12 ... iii. ver. 1 52 iii. ver. iii. ver. 7 iii. ver. 11 iii. ver. 13 iii. ver. 15. 5 26 ... 158 167 168 175 |