Of the general Deluge in the Days of NOAH, its Causes and Effects
I Proceed now to say something concerning the General Deluge in the days of Noah; which was also a matter of Ancient Tradition. I shall not enlarge much upon it, so as to take in all that might be said, but confine my self to Three Heads. 1. I shall confirm the Truth of the History of the Deluge recorded in the Scripture, by the Testimonies of some ancient Heathen Writers.
- I shall consider the Natural Causes or Means whereby it was effected. 3. I shall enquire concerning the Consequences of it, what considerable effects it had upon the Earth.
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