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Sect. XIII. Spies sent to search the land of Canaan ; they
bring an evil report. The people desire to return into
Egypt. The faithful report of Caleb and Joshua, page 58
Sect. XIV. The punishment of the Israelites, and the death
of the false spies. Moses intercedes for the people, and
the Lord pardons them.
63
Sect, XV. The Sabbath-breaker stoned to death. Korah,
Dathan, and Abiram punished.
68
Sect. XVI. The people murmur for want of water. Moses
and Aaron offend the Lord by striking the rock,
Sect. XVII. The king of Eden refuses a passage to the Israel-
ites. The death of Aaron. Eleazar succeeds him. 76
Sect. XVIII. The, people speak against God, and against
Moses; are punished by fiery serpents. The brazen
serpent set up in the wilderness.
79
Sect. XIX. Sihon king of the Amorites, and Og the king of
Bashan defeated ; their land given to the Israelites. 82
Sect, XX. Balak king of Moab sends for Balaam' the prophet
to curse Israel. Balaam's ass speaks,
84
Sect. XXI. Balaam and Balak offer sacrifices. Balaam by
God's command blesses the Israelites.
92
Sect. XXII. Balaam continueth to bless the Israelites. He
pronounces a prophecy concerning the Israelites and
other nations. He returns home. A memorable vic..
tory over the Midianites.
97
Sect. XXIII. Moses has'a view of the promised land from
mount Abiram ; is forewarned of his death ; and ap-
points Joshua as his successor,
104
Sect. XXIV. Moses exhorts the Israelites to obedience. 107
Sect. XXV. Moses continues his exhortation.
114
Sect. XXVI, Moses continues his exhortation.
118
Sect, XXVII. Moses continues his exhortation.
122
Sect. XXVIII. Moses continues bis exhortation.
129
Sect. XXIX.- A further account of Moses's exhortation. 131
Sect. XXX. Moses's exhortation continued.
134
Sect. XXXI. Moses encourages the people to trust in the
Lord: He delivers the written law to the priests. 141
Sect. XXXII. The death of Moses.
146
Sect. XXXIII. Joshua appointed by the Lord to govern
Israel; he is accepted by the people.
149
Sect.
Sect. XXXIV. Joshta sends spies to Jericho. They are
concealed from their pursuers by Rahab.
152
Sect. XXXV. The waters of Jordan divide, and the Israelites
157
pass over on dry land.
Sect. XXXVI. Circuincision renewed. The people eat the
corn of the land. Manna ceases.
163
Sect. XXXVII. The Lord appeareth to Joshua, as prince of
the host of the Lord. The city of Jericho is taken.
Rahab and her family preserved.
165
Şect. XXXVII. Achin disobeys the commandment of the
Lord, by taking part of the spoil. He and his whole
family stoned to death,
170
Sect. XXXIX. The Gibeonites deceive Joshna and the
princes of Israel. The Gibeonites condemned to ser-
vile offices.
173
Sect. XL. A battle with the kings of the Amorites. The sun
stands still at the command of Joshua. The kings de-
feated.
176
Sect. XLI. Joshua completes his conquests.
182
Sect. XLII. The division of the land of Canaan. Hebron
allotted to Caleb. -
186
Sect. XLIII Thé tabernacle set up at Shiloh." Lots cast for
the inheritance of the land of Canaan.
190
Sect XLIV. Joshua exhorts the people to obedience.
He.
reminds them of the faithfulness of the Divine pro-
mises
193
Seet. XLV. Joshua continues his exhortations. A covenant
made. Joshua's death. The death of Eleazar the
priest.
Sect. XLVI. Jerusalem and other cities taken. Giants slain. 201
Sect. XLVII. An angel sent to reprove the new generation
of Israelites. They are punished, Othniel raised up
to deliver Israel.
203
Sect. XLVIII. The history of the Danites. War with the
Benjamites. The tribe of Benjamin nearly extirpated. 208
Sect. XLIX. Israel delivered from the Moabites by Ehud;
and from the Philistines by Shamgar. Deborah and
Barak raised up to deliver them from Jabin king of
Canaan. Sisera the captain of his host slain.
211
Sect. L. The history of Naomi and Ruth.
216
Seét. LI. The Israelites oppressed by the Midianites. Gideon
appointed Ammonites. They repent. Jephtha raised up to de-
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appointed to deliver them. He requests a sim, which
is granted.
Sect. LII. Gideon prepare for battle by the Lord's direction.
He requests another sign. He defeats the Midianites. 224
Sect. LIII. The Ephraimites murmur.
Zeba and Zalmun-
na taken. Great spoils gained. Gideon's death. 230
Sect. LIV. Abimilech the son of Gideon slays all his brethren.
Abimelech slain. Tola succeeds 'him. Jair succeeds
Tola. The people worship idols.
235
Sect. LV. The people oppressed by the Philistines and the
liver them.
239
Sect. LVI. Jephtha makes a rash vow. He gains a victory
over the Ammonites.
243
Sect. LVII. Jephtha's resentment against the Ephraimites.
His death.
248
Sect. LVIII. The angel of the Lord appears to Manoah and
his wife. The birth of Samsou foretold. Sainson
born.
251
Sect. LIX. Samson's marriage. His riddle. He kills some
of the Philistines.
255
Sect. LX, Samson burns the corn belonging to the Philis-
tines. He slays a thousand of them with the jaw-
bone of an ass. Suffers extreme thirst.
259
Sect. LXI. Samson carries away the gates of Gaza. Deli-
lah betrays him. The Philistines put out his eyes. 265
Sect. LXII. Samson pulls down the temple of Dagon, and
dies.
269
Sect. LXIII. Hannal's prayer. The birth of Samuel. His
mother devotes him to the Lord. Her thanksgiving. 273
Sect. LXIV. The wickedness of Eli's sons. Samuel's' minis-
try. A prophet sent to reprove Eli.
279
Sect. LXV. The word of the Lord revealed to Samuel con-
cerning Eli. Eli's resignation.
284
Sect. LXVI. The Israelites overcome by the Philistines.
The ark of God is taken. Eli's sons slain. The death
of Eli.
288
Sect. LXVII. The Philistines carry the ark of God into the
temple of Dagon. They are afflicted with plagues.
They send back the ark.
293
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Sect. LXVIII. Samuel exhorts the Israelites. They repent
and turn unto the Lord.
300
Sect. LXIX. The Israelites desire a king. God commandeth
Samuel to yield to their importunity.
305
Sect. LXX. Samuel by the Lord's command anoints Saul to
be king of Israel.
310
Sect. LXXI. Samuel assembles the people. He casts lots for
a king, and Saul is chosen. The Israelites approve
him.
317
Sect. LXXII. The Ammonites encamp against Jabesh Gi-
lead. Saul delivers the people out of their hands, and
is confirmed in the kingdom.
319
Sect. LXXIII Samuel testifies his integrity, and exhorts the
king and people. Thunder and rain in the time of
harvest. Samuel prays for the people.
322
Sect. LXXIV. Saul takes upon himself to offer a sacrifice.
Samuel reproves him, and forewarns him that the
kingdom will be taken from him.
327
Sect. LXXV. Jonathan the son of Saul, with his armour-
bearer, obtain a victory over a host of Philistines. Saul
pursues the victory. His interdiction. His severity to
Jonatban.
331
Stct. LXXVI. Samuel sends Saul to destroy the Amalekites.
He spares the king and the best of the spoil. He is
rejected of God for his disobedience. Agag slain. 334
Sect. LXXVII. Samuel sent to Jesse. David anointed king
by Samuel. Saul tormented by an evil spirit, sends for
David to play to him.
341
Sect. LXXVIII. Goliath the champion of the Philistines de-
fies the armies of Israel. David slayeth him with a
sling and a stone.
348
Sect. LXXIX. Saul envying David, seeks to kill him. Is alarmed at his good success.
956
Sect. LXXX. David by Jonathan's advice leaves Saul. He
goes to Abimilech the high priest at Nob; from
thence he flies to the cave of Adullam. His relations
and others resort to him. Doeg informs against Ab-
inelech, and by Saul's command puts all the priests
to death. David obtains a victory over the Philistines,
Saul pursues him. The Lord preserves him. 361
Sect. LXXXI. David in a cave at Engedi, spares Saul's life.
Saul relents. David swears. not to cut off Saul's fa-
mily.
371
Sect. LXXXII. David sends to Nabal for provisions. Is re-
fused. His anger. Abigail's interposition.
376
Sect. LXXXIII. David finding Saul asleep, takes his spear
and cruse, but spares his life. Saul agaio relents and
blesses David.
383
Sect. LXXXIV. David fearing Saul, takes refuge with the
Philistines.
387
Sect. LXXXV. Saul consults a witch at Endor.. Samuel ap-
pears to him.
391
Sect. LXXXVI. The battle of Gilboa. Saul and his three
sons slain.
397
Sect. LXXXVII. An Amalekite carries the news of the death
of Saul and Jonathan to David. David's lamentation. 400
Sect. LXXXVIII, David goes to Hebron. Is made king of
Judah. Ish-bosheth made king of Israel. Asahel slain
by Abner,
405