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M DCC LXVIII,

CONTENTS

OF THE

SECOND VOLUME.

DISCOURSE I.

The Proofs of a Divine Providence.

ROMANS xi. 36.

Of him, and through him, and to him, are

all Things: to whom be Glory for ever.

Amen.

DISCOURSE II.

Page 1.

The World preferved by Divine Provi

dence.

NEHEMIAH іх. 6.

Thou preferueft them all.

P. 19.

DISCOURSE III.

On God's Government of the World:

And first, of his Dominion over the

inanimate Creation.

PSAL. CXXXV. 6.

Whatsoever the Lord pleased, that did he in

Heaven, and in Earth, in the Seas, and in

all deep Places.
P. 37.

DISCOURSE IV.

God's Government and Care as extending

to the sensitive Brute Animals.

МАТТ. X. 29.

Are not two Sparrows fold for a Farthing?

And one of them shall not fall to the Ground

without your Father.

DISCOURSE V.

P. 59.

On God's providential Government with

regard to his reasonable Creatures, moe

ral Agents.

PSALM cili. 19.

The Lord hath prepared bis Throne in the

Heavens; and his Kingdom ruleth over all.

DISCOURSE VI.

On God's providential Government to-

wards good and evil Angels.

PSALM ciii. 19.

The Lord hath prepared his Throne in the

Heavens, and his Kingdom ruleth over all.

P. 101.

DISCOURSE VII.

General Observations concerning God's

providential Government towards Man-

kind.

PSALM ciii. 19.

The Lord hath prepared bis Throne in the

Heavens; and his Kingdom ruleth over all.

P. 121.

DISCOURSE VIII.

Concerning God's providential Govern-

ment as respecting large Communities.

PSALM xxii. 28.

-He is the Governor among the Nations.

P. 145.