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SECT. I. The Israelites worship the golden ea!f. Moses

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breaks the tables of the testimony. The Israelites slay

the idolaters.
Sect. II. Moses desires to behold the glory of God. The

name of the Lord proclaimed. A covenant ma le be

twixt God and the Israelites.
Sect. III. The people offer free-will offerings towards the ta-

bernacle. The tabernacle and its appurtenances des-
cribed.

17 Sect. IV. The setting up of the tabernacle, Aaron and his sons consecrated to the priesthoodi.

24 Sect. V. The first service in the temple,

29 Sect. vi. Of the solemn festivals. The political laws of the Jewish nation. Their dress, punishments, &c.

33 Sect. VII. Nadab and Abihu use strange fire in the sacrifices, and are destroyed by the Lord.

40 Sect. Vill. The wonderful increase of the people of Israel.

They are numbered by Moses and Aaron. The order
of their encampments and marching.

42 Sect. IX. The prince's offerings towards, the tabernacle service.

46 Sect. X. The passover kept, The Lord in a pillar of a cload

guideth the Israelites. The prayers ofured by Moses.
The journeying of the people of Israel.

47 Sect. XI. The people provoke the Lord at Taberah. His fire

consumes many of them, Manva loathed, Quails
sent.

50 Sect. XII. Aaron and Miriam murmur against Moses. Misiam punished, and restored.

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