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Senex, and J. Clarke-And by ail other Bookfeileis in Town and Country.Where may be had the former Nuhibeis.Likewife, Price i s. 6 d.Additions taken from the Fourth Edition of Mr. Chambers’s Univerfal Dictionary of Arts and Sciences, c. for th» Ufe of the Pnrchafers of the former Editions.A/r, I Thunder,.Wiittls, j Lightning,Ranv, j Flux and Reflux ofEarthquakes, |, the Sea,f fie ieveral Improvement, and Difcbveries in. I» i ■Hifto, ^ c°nnfiS ffefirations relating to the Naturaland EPHRAIM CHAMBERS, F.R.S. Author, of Cyclopedia0r*6i l{nweirfti. Diftionary of Arts and Sciences. 'Vrtfff °( B6T? I* thB Univer^y °f Abridge.I his Day is pubulhd,In Two Volumes,The Second Edition (Revis'd by the Author) ofAN ANSWER to a BOOK, entitled,Chriftianity as Old as the Creation.' In Two Parrs. Part I. In which the Author’s Account of the Law of Nature is confider’d,-and his Scheme is ihew’d to be incon-fiftenc with Reafon and with itfelf, and of ill Confequence to the Inierelts of Virtue and Good of Mankind. Part II. In which the Auchoriry and Ufefufiiefs of the Revelation contained in the Sacred Writings of the Old and New Tef-tament .are afferted and vindicated againft the Objections and Mifreprefentations of that Author.By JOHN LELAND, D. D.Printed for R. Hett at the Bible and Crown in the Poultry. Of whom may be had,Juft publifh’d by the fame Author, in Two Volumes, Price 10 s. o d. the Second Edition, Corrected, of The Divine Authority of tl-e Old and New Teftament afferted; with a particular Vindication of the Characters of Mofes and the Prophets, our Saviour Jesus Christ and his Apofiles, againft the unjuft Afperlions and fairs' Reafonings in both rhe Volumes of the Moral Philofopher. The Reverend Dotter D'e l a n y, in his Reflettions on Polygamy, and the Encouragement given to thatPrattice in the Scriptures of the OldTejiament, c. fpeaking of the unreafonable OjjeCtioiis of our modern Deifts to God’s not having fufficiently revealed his Will to Mankind; atld of their extolling rhe Light of Nature above that contained in the Scriptures, Page 40, faysrhus: See this pernicious Dottrine. together with many others of like Tendency, clearly and fully confuted in EE land's learned and excellent Anfmer to Chri/iianity as Old as the Creation. See alfo a further Account of the Author and Work in the Hiftory of the Works of the Learned for Novem!her 1737, Article 38.N. B. Thefe four Volumes contain not only an Anfwer to Chriftianicy as Old as the Creation and the Moral Phi-Jofopher, hut an Explication of feveral of the 1110ft difficult Parts of the facred Scriptures, and a Defence of Revelation in general againft the moft conliderable Objections of other Writers. 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