Number of Species -- Superiority and peculiar construction -- Skill in building their Nests -- Power and Season of Propagation -- Dexterity in providing Food -- Instinct -- Migrations -- Insects -- Religious Improvement. p. 296-317. CHAPTER VII. SIXTH DAY. _Section_ I.--ON QUADRUPEDS AND REPTILES. Quadrupeds in general -- Motion -- Habits -- Rumination -- Proportion -- Tastes -- Clothing -- Weapons -- Proportionate Number -- Faculties -- Reptiles -- Religious Improvement. p. 318-344. _Section_ II.--MAN. _Body_: -- Its Creator -- Formation -- Vitality -- Blood -- Heart -- Arteries and Veins -- Digestion -- Respiration -- Glands -- Absorbents -- Nervous System -- Organs of Sense -- Bones -- Sinovia -- Muscles -- Tendons -- Cellular Membrane -- Skin. _Soul_: Its Immateriality -- Freedom -- Immortality -- Moral Image -- Adam’s dominion over the Creatures -- Woman -- Paradise. p. 344-398. CHAPTER VIII. SEVENTH DAY. ON THE SABBATH. Sabbath instituted -- Blessed and sanctified -- Given to Adam as a General Precept for his Posterity -- Renewed before and at the giving of the Law -- A sign between God and his people -- Worldly Business prohibited -- Works of Necessity and Mercy excepted --Advantages resulting from observing it -- A Seventh Day regarded by the Heathens -- The Sabbath of universal and perpetual obligation -- The Lord’s Day. p. 399-410. THE MOSAIC HISTORY, &c. CHAPTER I. ON THE CREATOR OF THE WORLD. Distinguished by his name JEHOVAH -- His essence and self-existence expressed by the words I AM -- His attribute of goodness the glory of all his other perfections -- Elohim signifying a Trinity of Persons in a Unity of Essence -- The Creation ascribed to one God, the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit -- The first production of matter -- The creatures made for the manifesting of God’s attributes, and that he might impart happiness to them. As it is proposed, in the following pages to give the Mosaic account of the creation of the world, it is very natural that the mind should come to the meditation of this interesting subject, by contemplating the character of the Great Creator, according to his own revelations.