The Contents.
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The Contents.
CHAP. I. The Text propounded and explained, Some previous Observations premised. Pag. I Sect. 1. The explication of the Text. 2 Sect. 2. Observ. 1. That every man should have a Calling. 6 Sect. 3. Observ. 2. It's sweet to be led, and put into a Calling by the Lord. 10 Sect. 4. Observ. 3. It's a great privilege to be placed in an Eden. 13
CHAP. I. THe Text propounded and explain'd, Some pr•vious Observations premis'd. Pag. I Sect. 1. The explication of the Text. 2 Sect. 2. Observ. 1. That every man should have a Calling. 6 Sect. 3. Observ. 2. It's sweet to be led, and put into a Calling by the Lord. 10 Sect. 4. Observ. 3. It's a great priviledge to be placed in an Eden. 13
CHAP. II. The main Doctrine delivered, an Husbandman described, and the Lawfulness of his Calling. 15 Sect. 1. The Doctrine. Husbandry is a most ancient and excellent Calling. Ibid. Sect. 2. An Husbandman described. 16 Sect. 3. The Lawfulness of his Calling. 17
CHAP. III. The Excellencies of the Husbandmans Calling. 19 Sect. 1. God himself was the immediate Author of it. 23 Sect. 2. The Holy Ghost brings most comparisons from it. 24 Sect. 3. He lives and depends most on God. 26 ⟨image 9⟩Sect. 4. It is an harmless and deceitless Calling. 27 Sect. 5. It was the first Calling in the world, and sustains all others. 29 Sect. 6. It is a Calling of less temptation than others. 31 Sect. 7. God may be most read in his Creatures in it. 33 Sect. 8. It makes a man neither too rich nor too poor. 35 Sect. 9. It is a Calling of greatest necessity. 37 Sect. 10 It is an healthful and cheerful Calling. 39 Sect. 11. It stands on safer grounds than most others. 41 Sect. 12. It is a greater friend to Piety than others. 42