The C O N T E N T S.

DiscouR.se III.

Of the Future Dissolution of the World, andthe General Conflagration.

1 H E IntroduSlion being a Discourse concern! gft. Frophefle, 23 1. 212, 8CC. ,7

Chap. 1. The Division of the Worth [> feter %.and the Doctrine contained m them, with the e°f ^e following Discourse, viz, \Testmon tes con-cerning the Dissolution. i- Of the Ho'ty , '

2. Of mcim Christian Writers. ?.

Vhillsiphers and slge, II. Seven ^

cerninz the Dissolution of the World fropojed.

Chap Ih The Testimonies of Scripture concerning the4V/M. A»i Dr. Hammond-Expositions, referring the most of them to the DefrMim 4 tie Ctt, mi Ttmflt ./Jeralalem, mithe ferules the Jewilh State mi Polity ttxsl-.tred, and pleaded for, 24 0 ’ -AT), 1 -

Chap.lII. Testimonies of the Ancient at f r ,jj r

air, 4 tkt chmck cmcmmg the Dtffiham 4the World, 258, 250.8tc. to 264* Chap. IV. The Testimonies of some Heathe ”J, J n .phers, and other Writers, concerning the tJJ >

the Epicureans 264; th Stoicks

held certain Feriods of Inundations an p- turetions 267, 268. That this Opinion ofConflagration was of far greater An *5 )that Se&t proved 272.

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