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Excerpt from Sacred Contemplations: In Three Parts
A view Of the covenant of works, chap I. A general View of the Covenant of Work, In Gene/3 Ii. I6, 17, sbct. I. A Dim/on and Explicagz'on of thefe mords, II. General Remark} for a further opening of the fubj ee't, 111 Of the Reylrzc'i'zon laid upon the fil? man, IV. Of the Penalty undtr which the reflrietion was laid upon the firll man, V. Some Inference: from the aforegoing general view, chap. II. Of God's Co'venani dealing with the firlt man as a pal/it Pet/571, sect. I. Of the Realzly of God's Covenante dealing with the firlt man as a public perfon, 11. Of the Nature of God's Covenant dealing with the firft man as a public perfon, III'. Of the Proprzefy Of God's Covenant-deal ing with the firlt man as a public perfon, chap. III Of the Covenant of Works in its natural State, IV. Of the Covenant Of Works In its pofitzve State, V. Of the Bi'eac/z of the Covenant of Works, VI. Of our natural Snlyec'iion to the Covenant of Works, VII. Of our natural Efiate unden the Covenant Of Works.
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