CHAPTER IV. ELECTION, DECREES, AND FREE-WILL. 1. Election 117 (1.) The Election of Individuals to perform some Particular Service, 117. (2.) Collective or National Election, 117. (3.) Personal Election, or the Choosing of Individuals to be the Heirs of Eternal Life, 119. 2. Scripture Doctrine of Divine Decrees 120 3. Freedom of the Human Will 121 CHAPTER V. THE DOCTRINE OF A GENERAL JUDGMENT. 1. The Certainty of the Judgment 123 2. The Judgment Subsequent to Death 124 3. The Judgment Subsequent to the Resurrection 124 4. Christ will be the Judge 126 5. The Decisions of the Judgment will be Final and Equitable 128 6. The Award to the Righteous 129 7. The Doom of the Wicked 131 8. Heaven a Place of Eternal Happiness 133 9. Hell a Place of Endless Misery 136 BOOK IV. THE MORAL LAW. CHAPTER I. THE FIRST COMMANDMENT. 1. Idolatry Forbidden 146 2. God to be Worshiped 146 3. Threatenings against Idolatry 147 4. The Judgments of God inflicted upon the Violators of this Commandment 147 5. Instances of God's Judgments upon Particular Transgressors of this Commandment 148 6. Idolatry Punished with Death 152 7. Idols are but Vanity 153 8. Against Inquiring Concerning Future Events of False Gods and of those professing to have Familiar Spirits 153 9. This Command requires us to have a God, and is therefore against Atheism 154 10. This Command requires Supreme Love to God 155