4 For this was a statute for Israel, and a law of the God of Jacob.
Jepthath Duty Of Forgiveness Sons Of Jacob Upon That Advantage Slay Them, And Spoil Their City Dukes That Descended Of Esau Number Of His Family That Went Into Egypt For An Ox That Gores Cleansing Of That House Of All That Dies By Itself, Or Is Torn Priests That Have Blemishes Must Not Minister In The Sanctuary Duty Of The Kohathites Duty Of The Gershonites People That Would Invade The Land Against The Will Of God Are Smitten Of A Widow's Or Her That Is Divorced Story Is Continued, That They Were Not To Meddle With The Edomites Moses Appoints The Three Cities Of Refuge On That Side Of Jordan That Which Dies Of Itself May Not Be Eaten Duty Of A King How To Use The Cities That Accept Or Refuse The Proclamation Of Peace By Former Benefits Brief History Of God's Benefits From Terah Covenant Between Jephthah And The Gileadites, That He Should Lead Of The Money That Micah First Stole, Then Restored, His Mother Makes Idols They Advise The Remainder To Surprise The Virgins That Danced At Shiloh That Which She Got, She Carries To Naomi Goliath Challenges A Combat Shows The Reason Of His Confidence God Promises Him Benefits And Blessings In His Seed For Jonathan's Sake He Restores To Him All That Was Saul'S Bears Destroy The Children That Mocked Elisha Sun Goes Ten Degrees Backward For A Sign Of That Promise Habitations And Chief Men Of That Half Of Manasseh Companies That Came To David At Ziklag Armies That Came To Him At Hebron He Promises Him Blessings And Benefits In His Seed He Instructs Solomon In God's Promises, And His Duty In Building The Temple Levites That Had Charge Of The Treasures Number That Return Of The People Mordecai, Discovering A Treason, Is Recorded In The Chronicles Haman, Coming To Ask That Mordecai Might Be Hanged, Gives Counsel That He Might Do Him Honor Eliphaz Reproves Job That The Innocent Do Not Suffer Eliphaz Shows That The End Of The Wicked Is Misery That Man Is Born To Trouble That God Is To Be Regarded In Affliction Job Shows That His Complaints Are Not Causeless He Complains Of His Own Restlessness, And Reasons With God Job Maintains Himself Against His Friends That Reprove Him Job Shows That Even In The Judgment Of Man He Has Reason To Be Grieved Eliphaz Shows That Man's Goodness Profits Not God Bildad Shows That Man Cannot Be Justified Before God