I. The Historical Ishmael and Hagar
II. The Allegorical Bondson and Bondwoman

I. The Wrath of God
II. The Righteousness of God
III. The Life of God

I. The Meaning—as Isaac
II. The Prophecy—in Isaiah

I. Jerusalem Is Above
II. Jerusalem Is Free
III. Jerusalem Is Mother

 
THE LAST JUDGMENT
Finally, we believe, according to the Word of God, when the time appointed by the Lord (which is unknown to all creatures) is come, and the number of the elect complete, that our Lord Jesus Christ will come from heaven, corporally and visibly, as He ascended, with great glory and majesty to declare Himself Judge of the quick and the dead, burning this old world with fire and flame to cleanse it.

I. What It Requires
II. Who Cannot Make It
III. Who Can and Did

I. The Resurfacing Question
II. The Powerful Application
III. The Allegorical Method

 
THE LAST JUDGMENT
Finally, we believe, according to the Word of God, when the time appointed by the Lord (which is unknown to all creatures) is come, and the number of the elect complete, that our Lord Jesus Christ will come from heaven, corporally and visibly, as He ascended, with great glory and majesty to declare Himself Judge of the quick and the dead, burning this old world with fire and flame to cleanse it.

I. The Impossible Command
II. The Certain Punishment
III. The Just Mercy

I. The Bold Illustration
II. The Text’s Exposition
III. The Practical Application