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TO VOL. IV. ,.

CECT. 1 The prophecy of Nahum agailist the energies of

the Lord. . . . r. e Page 1 Soet. 11. The conclusion of the reign of Hezekiah king of

Judah. His great prosperity. His vain glory. Tho.

Lord's menage to hiin by Isaiah. Hix death. . cong Seet. III. The reign of Manas.eh king of Judah. Ilis impiety

And itloiatry,: . . . . . ! Sect. IV. The continuation of the mign of Manass. h. Pro.

precies against Jerusalern. Manangel's imprixonnent

and humiliation. His repentance and res:oration. - 13 Sect. V. The reign of Amon king of Judah. His idolatricsi

Hia lenth.
Sirt, 11. The bermuing of the rear of Josial king of J11

wah. His piety. -
Sect. VII. Part of the prophecy of Jeremiah. He is ordained

to be a prophet! He reproves the people for their idola-
tries in the name of the Lord, and fur making alliance

with Egypt. He calls upon them to repent. . - 20 Sect. VIII. Josiah cleanses the temple of the Lord, and destroys idols. He fulfils a prophecy concerning himself,

spoken