The lively oracles given to us. Or the Christians birth-right and duty, in the custody and use of the Holy Scripture. By the author of the Whole duty of man, &c.

THE CONTENTS.

SECTION.

• Sect. 1. The several methods of Gods communi∣cating the knowledg of himself. Pag. 1.
• Sect. 2. The divine Original, Endearments, and Autority of the Holy Scripture. p. 9.
• Sect. 3. The Subject Matter treated of in the ho∣ly Scripture is excellent, as is also its end and design. p. 63.
• Sect. 4. The Custody of the holy Scripture is a privilege and right of the Christian Church, and every member of it, which cannot without impiety to God, and injustice unto it and them, be taken away or empeacht. p. 123.
• Sect. 5. The Scripture has great propriety and fitness toward the attainment of its excellent end. p. 145.
• Sect. 6. The suffrage of the primitive Christian Church, concerning the propriety and fitness which the Scripture has, toward the attain∣ment of its excellent end. p. 165.
• Sect. 7. Historical reflexions upon the events which have happen'd in the Church, since the with-drawing of the holy Scripture. p. 180.
• Sect. 8. Necessary Cautions to be us'd in the reading of the holy Scripture. p. 193.

FINIS.