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Here followeth a Specimen of the Method and Order of this Work.  

GENESIS.  
THis Book contains the History, 

1. Of the Creation of the World, chap. 1.  
2. Of the State of Innocency, ch. 2.  
3. Of the Fall, c. 3.  
4. Of the Government of the Church, 

1. Before the Flood, c. 4, 5, 6.  
2. After the Flood; and that 

(1) scattered over the whole World, c. 7-11.  
(2) In Abrams Family and Posterity. And therein is contained the History; 

1. Of Abram, c. 12-24.  
2. Of Isaac, c. 25-27.  
3. Of Jacob, c. 28-36.  
4. Of Joseph, c. 37-50.          

CHAP. I.  
IN this Chapter is described the Creation of the visible World, with all the Creatures therein contained: Showing, 

I. The general Matter of all, v. 1. Ver. 1  
II. The Nature or Condition of that Matter, v. 2. Ver. 2  
III. The Forming of the several Creatures out of that Lump on the several Days: As, 

1. On the first Day, Light: concerning which is showed, 

(1) God's Decree about it.  
(2) The Execution thereof, or the Creature made, v. 3.  
(3) God's Approbation Ver. 3 of it.  
(4) Its Separation. from Darkness, v. 4. Ver. 4  
(5) The Name thereof; together with the Time, v. 5. Ver. 5    
2. On the second Day, the Firmament; concerning which is showed, 

(1) God's Decree, v. 6.  
(2) The Execution Ver. 6 of it, v. 7.  
(3) The Names; together with the Time, v. 8. Ver. 7, 8.    
3. On the third Day, the Gathering together of the Waters, and the dry Land: Concerning which is showed, 

Ver. 9 (1) God's Decree; together with the Execution, v. 9  
Ver. 10 (2) The Name; together with the Approbation, v. 10.  
(3) The Decree concerning the Earth's bringing forth Ver. 11 Grass, Herbs and Trees, v. 11.  
(4) The Execution and Ver. 12, 13 Approbation, v. 12.  
(5) The Time, v. 13.    
4. On the fourth Day the Furniture of the Firmament, with Sun, Moon and Stars: Concerning which is showed, 

(1) The Decree concerning them; together with the Place Ver. 14, 15 and Uses thereof, v. 14, 15.  
(2) The Execution thereof, Ver. 16-19 v. 16-18.  
(3) The Time, v. 19    
5. On the fifth Day the Furniture of the Waters and Air, with Fishes and Fowl: Concerning which is showed, 

Ver. 20 (1) The Decree, v. 20.  
(2) The Execution and Approbation Ver. 21, 22 thereof, v. 21.  
(3) God's Blessing, v. 22.  
(4) The Ver. 23 Time, v. 23.    
6. On the sixth Day the Furniture of the Earth, with living Creatures, 

1. Sensitive: concerning which is showed, 

(1) The Decree, Ver. 24, 25 v. 24.  
(2) The Execution and Approbation, v. 25.    
2. Rational: concerning which is showed, 

(1) The Divine Consultation about it.  
(2) The Divine Pattern, according to which he was framed.  
(3) The State in which he was to be placed; to be Lord over all God's Works Ver. 26 here below, v. 26.  
(4) The Work done; and that as to Ver. 27, 28 the different Sexes, v. 27.  
(5) God's Blessing, v. 28.  
Ver. 29 (6) God's Appointment of Food. 

1. For Man, v. 29.  
Ver. 30 2. For the Beasts, v. 30.          
iv God's Approbation of all his Works; together with the Ver. 31 Time, v. 31.     

CHAP. II.  
IN this Chapter the Account of the World's Creation is enlarged;  

Ver. 1 I. By a Recapitulation of the whole, v. 1.  
II. In respect of the Institution of the Sabbath; and that 

(1) By Ver. 2 God's Resting on the Seventh-day, v. 2.  
(2) Blessing and Ver. 3 Sanctifying it upon that Ground, v. 3.    
III. By a further Account of the Manner how things came to Ver. 4 have a Being; which was by God's Power alone, v. 4. Particularly;