D E M O N S T R A T E D.

LONDON,
Printed for A. MILLAR, and J. and R. Tonsor,

in the Strand. MDCCLXV.

ONTAINS an Examination of all the

Texts brought from the Old and New Testa-

ment to prove a future State of Rewards and Pu-

nishments did make part of the Mosaic Dispensation.

SECT. I.

States the Question, shews the Adversaries of

this work to have much mistaken it. — And that the

true state of the question alone is a sufficient answer to

all obječtions, p. 1–10.

SECT. II.

Enters on an examination of the Texts brought
from the Old Testament; - - first from the book of
JOB —which is proved to be an allegoric Poem,
written on the return from the Captivity, and repre-
senting the Circumstances of the People of that time.

The famous words, I know that my Redeemer

liveth, &c. sewn to hgnify, in their literal sense,

the hopes of a temporal deliverance only, p. 104

126.

SECT. III.

Contains an examination of the rest of the Texts

urged from the Old Testament, p. 126-161.