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TO VOL. IV.

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SECT:
VECT. I The prophecy of Nahum against the enemies of

the Lord.
Soet. II. The conclusion of the reign of Hezekiah king of

Judah. His great prosperity. His vain glory. The
Lord's message to him by Isaiah. His death.

7 Seet III. The reign of Manas el king of Judah. Ilis impiety and idoiatry,

11. Sect. IV. The continuation of the reign of Manassıh. Pro.

phecies against Jerusalem. Manasseh's imprisonnent

and bumiliation. His repentance and res:oration, 13 Sect. V. The reign of Anion king of Judah. His idolatries, Hialeath.

18 Şirt, 1). The beasing of the region of Fosfah king of Jt.

dah. His piety.
Seet. VII. Part of the prophecy of Jeremiah. He is ordained

to be a prophet! He reproves the people for their idola-
tries in the name of the Lord, and fur making alliance
with Egypt. He calls upon them to repent.

20 Sect. VIII. Josiah cleanses the temple of the Lord, and destroys idols. He fulfils a prophecy concerning himself, A 2

spoken