Dissertations on some parts of the Old and New Testaments, which have been supposed unsuitable to the divine attributes

Abimelech according Almighty appear argument authority blessings called cause cerning character Christ Christian Chron conduct consequences considered creatures crimes David death declared destruction Deut dispensation divine earth effect Eglon endeavour event evidence evil Exod expression Ezek faith fathers favour Gehazi Geneva Bible give given Governor happiness hath heart Hebrew Hebrew language human idolatry inconsistent instance Isaiah Israel Israelites Jews judge judgment justice Keilah Kings language Laws of Moses leprosy ligion Lord Matt means ment mercy Michaelis mind moral nation nature Note oath object Old Testament passage person Pharaoh Philocal present principle prophecy prophet Providence Psalm punishment purpose racter reason religion rendered Revelation righteous salvation Salvian Saul Saviour Scrip Scripture seems sense Shechem shew Sihon sins spirit suffered suppose Syriac Testament things thou tion translation truth ture unto whole wicked wisdom word xviii