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Section	Title	Reader	Notes	Listen Url	Status
1	The cause of writing this general Discourse concerning Laws	InTheDesert			PL OK
2	Of that Law which God from before the beginning hath set for himself, to do all things by	InTheDesert			PL OK
3	The Law which natural agents observe, and their necessary manner of keeping it	InTheDesert			PL OK
4	The Law which the Angels of God obey	InTheDesert			PL OK
5	The Law whereby Man is in his actions directed to the imitation of God	InTheDesert			PL OK
6	Men's first beginning to understand that Law	InTheDesert			PL OK
7	Of Man's Will, which is the first thing that Laws of Action are made to guide	InTheDesert			PL OK
8	Of the natural finding out of Laws by the light of Reason, to guide the will unto that which is good	InTheDesert			PL OK
9	Of the benefit of keeping that Law which Reason teacheth	InTheDesert			PL OK
10	How Reason doth lead men unto the making of human Laws, whereby politic Societies are governed, and to agreement about Laws, whereby the fellowship or communion of independent Societies standeth	InTheDesert			PL OK
11	Wherefore God hath by Scripture further made known such supernatural Laws as do serve for men's direction	InTheDesert			PL OK
12	The cause why so many natural or rational Laws are set down in Holy Scripture	InTheDesert			PL OK
13	The benefit of having divine Laws written	InTheDesert			PL OK
14	The sufficiency of Scripture unto the end for which it was instituted	InTheDesert			PL OK
15	Of Laws positive contained in Scripture; the mutability of certain of them, and the general use of Scripture	InTheDesert			PL OK
16	A Conclusion, shewing how all this belongeth to the cause in question	InTheDesert			PL OK