fion of infidels, by weakening and difcrediting the means and motives to it, appointed by Chrift. Is there not a fingle rational argument for the reception of this impleaded doctrine ? Then, let all, both writers and readers, join in the benevolent wifh of this author "that it might meet with no acceptance in the world," but be banished forever. Would we perfuade men to believe, to the faving of the foul; it must be, by urging the motives in the facred commiffion, in their full force. And would we obtain an eternal weight of glory, we are exprefsly taught the way to it, "by looking to things invifible" as "eternal." AMEN. PR ERRATA. Reface, p. 2, line 10, for impladed read impleaded : p. 13, marginal note, r. 362,3: p. 14, 1. 10, dele y, in your: p. 15. . 14, г. 1743 : p. 16, 1. 10 from the bottom, r. can' after we: p. 17, 1. 18 from the top, whatever their characters be, fhould be in parenthefis : in the note p. 6, 1. 15 from the bottom, r. lets i dele* for the note p. 9 and put ||, for the note comes in where this is, in 1. 6 of the next page: p. 14. 1. 20, deles, after character: p. 15, 1. 4 from the bottom, after works, add a femicolon: p. 21, 1. 13, dele happiness, and read righteoufnefs: p. 24, 1. 19, add a comma after the first point; and dele s, after understand, in the note: p. 27, 1. 16 from the bottom in the note, read arrangements: in the note p. 28, 1. 4 from the bottom, infert a comma instead of a femicolon, after "accomplished :" p. 32, 1. 5 from the bottom, after more, read weighty p. 35, 1. 5, put a full point after "defeated :" p. 37, l. 10 from the bottom, read indicate: p. 39, 1. 8 from the bottom, add a comma after "meaning " the note p. 24, comes after §, p. 25: p. 45, 1. 10, for forfeited, r. forecited: p. 59, 1. 14, for manking, r. mankind: p. 61, 1. 18, for dreadful, r. deadly poison: p. 73, 1. 18, for memory, r. manners: p. 77, l. 14, r. unalterable; and 1. 8 from the bottom, for "their works,' r. workers of iniquity: p. 78, note line 2, for found, r. fecond: p. 84, 1. 7 from the bottom, for thro' r. tho' p. 87, 1. 23, for furce, r. fource: p. 103, 1. 14, for there, read then: p. 108, 1. 4 in the note, for mem, r. men: p. 112 in the note, 1. 9, for charter, r. character, and 1. 19, for Now, r. How: p. 118, 1. 6 from the bottom, for retribute, r. retributive: p. 120, 1. 14 from the bottom, after the colon, infert "but the future punishment is after, &c." p. 151, l. 2, for or, r. our : p. 160, l. 16, dele the middle p, in perhaps : p. 165, 1. 1, at bottom, for uft r. just : p. 173, 1. 8, for charge, r. change: p. 138, 1. 11 from bottom, for murderer, r. murder: p. 139, 1. 8 from bottom, dele one "that" : p. 180, 1. 11, for doctrines, r. doctrine: p. 184, 1. 4, for fufferings, r fuffering: p. 185, 1. 23, for vis, r. eis: p. 187, 1. zo, for disjointed, r. disjoined: p. 201, 1. 14, for prophet, r. prophets : p. 206, 1. 16, for as, r. to: p. 311, 1. 2, for as, r, is : p. 285, 1. 2, for unbelieving, r. believing; and I. 5, for believing, r. unbelieving: p. 319, 1. 12, for lex, r. lax : p. 351, 1, 2, for circumstance, r. circumstanced. & Page 216 for Meadelor Read Moderator |