Contents of the Second Volume.

CHAP. VI.

Of Texts to be difcuffed by way of Obfervation.

plication

Obfervations should generally be
theological

But in fome cafes they may be
taken from other topicks
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II

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Obfervations

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XXVI. Distinction

XXVII. Comparison of one
part of a fubject with ano-
ther part of the fame fubject

Example of obfervation at large

CHA P. VII.

Rom. viii. 1. 265
Eph. ii.4, 5. 268

[Thef. iv.7.

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325

325

326

Zeph. ii. 1. 327

Cor. ii. 29. 329

Phil. xi. 12. 332

CHAP.

484

Citations from profane authors

In what cafes they are proper Pfal. xc. 12. 484 The beft are taken from theology

How to compofe them

They may be taken from common-places, facred hiftory, types, &c.

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