"  over  all  his  works  :"  Which,  my  honored  and
beloved  hearers,  1  mail,  in  his  fear,  or  rather  in
his  love,  endeavour  more  diftinctly  to  explain
to  you.
It  will  b^  proper,

I.  To  make  fome  obfervacions  On  the  good  nefs
X)f  God  in  general.
B  II.  To


io      Of  the  Extent  and  PerfeEiion

II.  To  confider  the  extent  and  perfection  of  if,
according  to  the  reprefentation  in  the  text :  Wherein
the  Lord  is  declared  to  be  "  good  to  all,"  &c.
