Book Description

Title:

Expository Discourses on the Book of Genesis. The Works of the Rev. Andrew Fuller, Late of Kettering, in Northamptonshire; in Eight Volumes: to which is prefixed, a Memoir of the Author, by John Ryland, D.D., Vol. 5

Author:

Andrew Fuller [1754-1815]

Publication Year:

1824

Location:

London

Publisher:

B.J. Holdsworth

Pages:

496

Subjects:

Christian Mission, Baptist Missionary Society, Andrew Fuller

Copyright Holder:

Public domain

Contents

• To the Baptist Church of Christ at Kettering

• Expository Discourses

1. Chap. i.1–4. On the Book in general, and the first days of creation
2. Chap. i.6–31. On the last five days' creation
3. Chap. ii. Creation reviewed
4. Chap. iii.1–7. The fall of man
5. Chap. iii.8–14. The trial of the transgressors
6. Chap.15–24. The curse of Satan, including a blessing to man—Effects of the fall
7. Chap. iv.1–8. The offerings of Cain and Abel
8. Chap. iv.9–24. Cain's punishment and posterity
9. Chap. iv.25, 26 and Chap. v. The generations of Adam
10. Chap. vi.1–7. The cause of the deluge
11. chap. vi.8–22. Noah finds favour with God, and is directed to build the ark
12. Chap. vii. The Flood
13. Chap. viii. The Flood (continued)
14. Chap. ix.1–24. God's covenant with Noah
15. Chap. ix.25–27. Noah's Prophecy
16. Chap. x. The generations of Noah
17. Chap xi.1–89. The confusion of tongues
18. Chap. xi.10–32 and Chap. xii.1–4. The generations of Shem, and the call of Abram
19. Chap. xii.6–20. Abram dwelling in Canaan, and removing to Egypt on account of the famine
20. Chap. xiii. The separation of Abram and Lot
21. Chap. xiv. Abram's slaughter of the kings
22. Chap. xv.1–6. Abram justified by faith
23. Chap. xv.7–21. Renewal of promises to Abram
24. Chap. xvi. Sarai's crooked policy for the accomplishment of the promise
25. Chap. xvii. God's covenant with Abram and his seed
26. Chap. xviii. Abraham entertaining angels, and interceding for Sodom
27. Chap. xix. The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah
28. Chap. xx. Abraham and Abimelech
29. Chap. xxi. The birth of Isaac, &c.
30. Chap. xxii. Abrhaam commended to offer up his son Isaac
31. Chap. xxiii. The death and burial of Sarah
32. Chap. xxiv.1–28. Abraham sending his servant to obtain a wife for Isaac
33. Chap. xxiv.29–67. Abraham sending his servant to obtain a wife for Isaac (continued)
34. Chap. xxv. Abraham's marriage to Keturah, and death.—Ishmael's posterity, and death.—The birth and characters of Esau and Jacob
35. Chap. xxvi. Isaac and Abimelech
36. Chap. xxvii. Jacob's obtaining the blessing
37. Chap. xxviii. Jacob's departure from Beersheba
38. Chap. xxix. Jacob's arrival at Haran
39. Chap. xxx and Chap. xxxi.1–16. Jacob in Haran
40. Chap. xxxi.17–55. Jacob's departure from Haran
41. Chap. xxxii. Jacob's interviw with Esau, and arrival in Canaan
42. Chap. xxxiii. Jacob's interview with Esau.—his wrestling with the Angel
43. Chap. xxxiv. Dinah defiled, and the Shechemites murdered
44. Chap. xxxv. and Chap. xxxvi. Jacob's removal to Bethel.—God's renewal of covenant with him.—The death of Deborah, Rachel, and Isaac.—Esau's generations
45. Chap. xxxxvii. Joseph sold for a slave
46. Chap. xxxviii. and Chap. xxxix. The conduct of Judah.—Joseph's promotion and temptation
47. Chap. xl. Joseph in prison
48. Chap. xli. Joseph's advancement
49. Chap. xlii. The first interview between Joseph and his brethren
50. Chap. xliii. The second interview between Joseph and his brethren
51. Chap. xliv.1–17. The cup in Benjamin's sack
52. Chap. xliv.18–34. Judah's intercession
53. Chap. xlv, Joseph making himself known to his brethren
54. Chap. xlvi. Jacob's going down into Egypt
55. Chap. xlvii. Joseph's conduct and settlement of his brethren, and in the affairs of Egypt
56. Chap. xlviii. Joseph's interview with his dying father, with the blessing of his sons
57. Chap. xliv. Jacob's blessing on the tribes
58. Chap. l. The burial of Jacob.—Joseph removes the fears of his brethren.—The death of Joseph
• Conclusion

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