CONTENTS OF VOL. I.
His nature, 5. His infinite perfection, ib.; power, 6; wisdom, ib.; goodness, 7; justice, ib.; mercy, 8; holiness, 9; truth, ib.; beauty, ib. His eternity, 10; immensity, 11; incomprehensibility, ib.; immutability, 12.
OF THE BLESSED TRINITY.
The term defined, 14. The Unity of God, ib. His Unity and His Trinity in Unity proved from Scripture, 14-16. In what the three persons of the Trinity distinct, 16-18. The Son and Holy Ghost both truly God, 18, 19. The Divine nature the same in all the three persons, 19. This doctrine a subject for faith alone, ib.
OF CREATION AND PROVIDENCE.
God, Creator and Sovereign Lord, 20. Creation defined, ib. The creation of the world, 21. God's end therein, ib. His preserving care and sovereign power, 22-26. His Providence, definition of, 26; incapable of error or failure, 27; all things overruled by, 27-29; how manifested by God for the good of His creatures, 29-31; its relation to the evils of sin and suffering, 31-42.
