Observations on Man: His Frame, His Duty, and His Expectations, in Two Parts, Volume 2

Leake, 1749

OBSERVATIONS	1

CONTENTS	2

The infinite and independent Being is indued with infi	31

Being 3537 Holiness Justice Veracity Mercy	37

Governor Judge and Father 4145 The fore	52

ftances remaining the fame 5666 The infinite Power	66

of the Facts contained in them 7277 The	79

ineness 97 98 The great Number of particular	99

of Imagination in forming the Rule of Life	242

the Precepts of Benevolence Piety and the Moral	251

SECT IV	259

SECT	270

Of the Regard due to the Pleaſures and Pains	271

primary Purfuit 271279 A ftritt Regard to	279

this Doctrine to the real Circumstances of Mankind	283

tent and confequently they may be our primary Pur	291

Genuineness and Truth 104122 The Agreement	122

Prophecies are agreeable to Natural Religion	137

The biftorical Evidences for the Genuineness	149

their divine Authority 150157 The Obfcurity	157

ther confirm it 162166 The moral Characters	167

174 The many Advantages which have accrued	174

ency of Pain to Pleafure unfolded in the Scriptures	180

ten and delivered to the World are Arguments	187

CHAP	195

Of the Rule of Life	196

This Rule corrects and improves itself perpetually	207

Of the Regard due to the Pleafures and Pains	211

primary Purfuit 211215 The Purfuit of fenfible	228

Pains and Uneafineffes which occur in the daily Inter	238

SECT	308

Of the Regard due to the Pleaſures and Pains	309

fure fuperior in Kind and Degree to all the reft	316

thetic Affections Faith Fear Gratitude Hope Trust	331

Of the Regard due to the Pleaſures and Pains	337

SECT IX	347

Of the Expectations of Mankind here	359

SECT II	366

folved 370372 It is probable that the Jews will	376

SECT III	382

there will be a future State 38392 The Chri	393

SECT IV	403

S be made happy ultimately419425 It is probable	426

Title	Observations on Man: His Frame, His Duty, and His Expectations, in Two Parts, Volume 2 Observations on Man: His Frame, His Duty, and His Expectations, in Two Parts, David Hartley
Author	David Hartley
Publisher	Leake, 1749
Original from	The British Library
Digitized	8 Oct 2019

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