in the same manner shall all the true Israel of God be rescued from their enemies, and be in due time delivered from the land of darkness and of death. 4. Table IV., Containing the statements of the ancient chronographers relating to the _Fourth age_ of the world—The testimony of Josephus to the extent of this age highly satisfactory—Proof that it was 612 years—Strange errors of Theophilus—Method of rectifying them—Compensating errors of Africanus—His date of the foundation of Solomon’s Temple correct—Errors of Eusebius—His _Præparatio_ correct in amount, his _Chronicon_ wrong—He confutes himself and adopts the Hebrew chronology—Comparison between him and Usher—Errors of the Paschal Chronicle—The author coincides with Josephus—Hesitancy of Mr. Clinton—Table V., _The first four ages_ of the world, and date of Solomon’s Temple according to the different chronographers. The following table, which exhibits the statements of the chronographers regarding the _Fourth age_ of the world, should be compared with Table X. in our _first Part_; as it contains the _Critarchal Eras_, and _Intervals_ according to each chronographer. With regard to this period, we omitted to observe that the reading in most of the MSS. and editions of the Septuagint, in 1 Kings vi. 1, is 440 years instead of 480 years. TABLE IV. CRITARCHAL JOSEPHUS. THEOPHILUS. AFRICANUS.│ EUSEBIUS. │ PASCH. ERAS. │ │ CHRON. Intervals. Intervals. Intervals.│Intervals. │Intervals. From the 40 40 40│ 40 40│ 40 Exodus │ │ Joshua and 27 27 *55│ *30 27│ 27 Elders │ │ 1st SERVITUDE 8 8 │ 8 *0│ 8 Critarchate of 40 40 │ *50 40│ *32 Othniel │ │ 2nd SERVITUDE 18 18 │ 18 *0│ 18 Cr. of Ehud 80 *8 │ 80 80│ 80 and Shamgar │ │ 3rd SERVITUDE 20 20 │ 20 *0│ 20 Cr. of Deborah 40 40 │ 40 40│ 40 and Barak │ │ 4th SERVITUDE 7 7 │ 7 *0│ 7 Cr. of Gideon 40 40 │ 40 40│ 40 Of Abimelech, │ │ Tolah, and 48 48 │ 48 47│ 48 Jair │ │ 5th SERVITUDE 18 18 │ 18 *0│ 18 Cr.