(50.) Of resignation to the Divine will

(51.) Of trust in God

(52.) Of the fear of God

(53.) Of love to God

(54.) Of hope

(55.) Of despair

(56.) Of contentment

(57.) Of anxiety

(58.) Of conversion

(59.) Of salvation

(60.) Of confession

(61.) Of the gospel

(62.) Of the commandments

(63.) Of moral duties

(64.) Of the duty of man

(65.) Of perseverance

(66.) Of instability

(67.) Of marriage

(68.) Of husbands

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6. From the multitude of miracles, which nothing but the infinite

power of God could effect

Definition of a miracle

(1.) The miraculous destruction of Sodom and the cities of the

Plain

(2.) The miraculous change of Lot's wife into a pillar of salt

(3.) The flourishing of Aaron's rod

(4.) The destruction of the first-born in Egypt

(5.) The speaking of Balaam's ass

(6.) The preservation of the Israelites' raiment in the wilderness

(7.) The miraculous passage of the Jordan

(8.) The miraculous taking of Jericho .

(9.) The standing still of the sun and moon at Joshua's command

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(11.) The death of the disobedient prophet

(12.) The feeding of Elijah by ravens

(13.) The destruction of the children who mocked Elisha

(14.) The supply of water to the armies of Jehoram, &c. accord-

ing to the word of Elisha

(15.) The feeding of 100 men by Elisha on 20 barley loaves .

(16.) The causing of iron to swim by Elisha

(17.) The destruction of Sennacherib's army

(18.) The recovery of Hezekiah

(19.) The going back of the shadow 10 degrees on the sun-dial

of Ahaz

(20.) The defeat of the Philistines

(21.) The preservation of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, in

the fiery furnace

(22.) The madness miraculously inflicted on Nebuchadnezzar

(23.) The preservation of Daniel in the lions' den

(24.) The preservation of Jonah in the fish's belly, &c.

(25.) The star which guided the Magi to Bethlehem

(26.) The dumbness of Zacharias

(29.) The cursing of the barren fig-tree

(30.) The healing of a dumb demoniac

(7.) Respecting Nineveh
(8.) Respecting Babylon

(27.) The raising of Jairus' daughter from the dead by our Lord

(28.) The healing the woman with an issue of blood

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(31.) The healing of great multitudes of maimed, &c.

(32.) The healing of a lunatic

(33.) The healing of two men possessed of a legion of devils

(34.) The healing of a deaf and dumb man

(35.) The feeding of 4000 with seven loaves and a few small fishes

(36.) The feeding of 5000 with five loaves and two fishes

(37.) The calming of a tempest

(38.) The miraculous cure at Bethesda

(39.) The raising of Lazarus from the dead

(40.) The restoring to sight one born blind

7. From the astonishing and miraculous preservation of the Scrip-

tures from being either lost or corrupted

8. From the prophecies contained in the sacred Scriptures, and ful-

filling to this day

(1.) Respecting Shem

(2.) Respecting Japheth

(3.) Respecting Ham and Canaan

(4.) Respecting Ishmael

(5.) Respecting Esau and the Edomites

(6.) Respecting Amalek

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