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Michael (the Arch-Angel ) appointed one
of the chiefs of the cæleftial army

6

44
against the revolted angels
His prowess, &c. in the battle

250
Speech to Satan encountring him

262
The combat described

296
Wounds Satan

320
The revolters defeated, incamps on the

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410
field of battle
Prepares to expel Adam, &c. from

126
His appearance, &c. there described
Speech to Adam thereon

251
Reply to Eve lamenting the threatned

286
expulsion
To Adam on the same subject

334

from 423
Discovers to him (in vision) what should

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to 867
The story of Cain and Abel

II 429
Death with its causes and variety II

466
The state of the antediluvian world
(in common)

"} 556
The state of it (civil, or in propriety) II

638
The story of Enoch

664
Of Noah

700

738
God's covenant to destroy the world no?

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more by water
Discovers to him (relatively) what from 6

should happen from the food to the

general refurreétion
The patriarchal government

13
Nimrod's tyranny

24
The building and confusion at Babel

38
The

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12 101 of Abraham, and the patriarchs

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113 Of the Ifraelites bondage in Ægypt, and

I 2 deliverance thence

163 Of the settlement of their civil, and facred æconomy, in the wilderness, and

213 establishment in Canaan Of their various ritual laws, their rea

280 fon, use, &c. Of their government by judges and king's 12 315 Of their captivity in Babylon

335 of their return from thence, after dif- from 345 sentions, the birth and kingdom of the Messiah

from 388 of his life, passion, resurrection, mision of the apostles, ascension, &c.

465 of the mission of the Holy Ghost, gift

from 485 of tongues, and miracles, &c.

504 Of the apostles successors, (false teachers, &c.) their ambition, innova

from 507 tions, &c. the effects of them, and

to the Messiah’s coming to judgment

551 His answer to Adam's resolutions of

future obedience, &c. commends, ad-
vises him, and warns him to quit

575
Paradise
Leads him and Eve out

637

Vide Similes.
Mind, the force of it

254 Discourse, its food

9 237 Moloch (a fall’n angel) His speech in the council call'd by Satan after their fall

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360 Moon, suppos’d inhabited by translated

3 Saints and middle spirits It's office

3 Rising describd

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606 The spots in it, vapours not yet consoli

5 dated with its body Part of the fourth day's creation

7 Receives its light from the sun

7

375 Motion, aspects

7 379 Moon and Stars, their courses, influences, &c.

4

661 Moon and planets, their noxious motion,

656 afpeéts, &c. an effect of Adam's falls Morning in heav’n describd

I, 20 Morning, natural, describ’d

192

133 Mofes and Aaron their mission to Ægypt

170 Mulciber (a fall’n angel)

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At Adam's fall
Nimrod (the first monarch) his tyranny

defcrib'd, and cenfured
Nisroc (a fall’n angel)
His answer to Satan in council after?

their defeat by the cælestial angels

24 446

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Noah,

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Noah, his reprehension of the antedilu- S II

719
vian world

808
Building the ark, &c.

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Entring it, with his family, the crea.

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tures, &c.

733
The flood defcribd

SI 738

824
Its abatement, the ark's resting, &c.
His descent from it, the appearance of

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the rain-bow, &c.

861
Noon defcribd

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Obedience, conjugal, woman's happiness, &c.

Of will, not necessity, only acceptable to God
Old age describd
Omens of Adam's expulfion from Paradise
Opinion (or knowledge)

Vide Knowledge or Opinion.
Orbs cæleftial, and terrestrial, notions a-

bout their motions, appearances, &c.
doubtful, and not necessary to the im-

provement of happiness, &c.
Orus (a fall’n angel)
Osyris (another)

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Pandæmonium (the court of hell ) describ’d i

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291
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432
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The eastern gate of it

4 542
Guarded by Gabriel

4 549
The bower of Adam and Eve there 4

690
4

778
The parade, watches, &c. of the guar- 4

782
dian angels in Paradise

861
4

977
The hill there, from whence Michael
discovers to Adam in vifion, what

377
should happen to the time of the flood
Adam and Eve's expulfion from para-

625
di se describd
The flaming (word, &c. guarding the

632
east gate of it
The feat of it deftroy'd by Noah's flood IL

829
Vide Similes.
Pasions inordinate, an effect of Adam's fall 9
Patriarchal government, from the flood? 12

13
to Nimrod's tyranny
Patriarchs (Abraham's, doc.) their story

113
related
Peace, the corruptions of it equal to the

783
wastes of war
Peor, or Chemos, (a fall’n angel)

from 508
Persecution in matters spiritual, the rise
of 11

to 533
Its effects

12 533
Phlegeton (a river of hell)
Plagues of Ægypt describd

173
Planets and moon, their noxious motion,

656
aspects, &c. an effect of Adam's fall)
Pleasure sensual, censured
Poles, north and south, perpetual day un-2 10 668
der both, but for Adam's fall

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Prayer,