PREFACE TO "THE CATALOGUE OF REMARKABLE NAMES IN SCRIPTURE." ' THESE two foregoing Catechisms of Scriptural Names and of Sacred History, may be sufficient for the instruction of those children in their younger years of life, who have either low capacities, short memories, or few advantagesand opportunites for their acquaintance with the historical part of the bible. But there are other young creatures of brighter genius who make learning their delight, or whose memories are stronger to retain what they learn, or who are furnished by the Providence of God with more time and happier advantages for knowledge : Now for the entertainment and improve- . ment of these children, I have collected a larger Catalogueof the most remarkable names and things in Scripture, most ofwhich are entirely omitted in the two Catechisms, for fear lest if these things hadbeen proposed to be learned by all children it should have been too great a burthen for many of them. Those that please may supply what is wanting in the Catechisms out of the following Catalogue, and turn it into questions and answers with the greatest ease.
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