Volume 9. The ninth Bridgewater treatise Introduction, Advertisement, Postscript, Preface, Chapter I: Nature of the argument Chapter II: Argument in favour of design from the changing of laws in natural events Chapter III: Argument to show that the doctrines in the preceding chapter do not lead to fatalism Chapter IV: On the account of the Creation in the first chapter of Genesis Chapter V: Further view of the same subject Chapter VI: Of the desire of immortality Chapter VII: On time Chapter VIII: Argument from laws intermitting - on the nature of miracles Chapter IX: On the permanent impression of our words and actions on the globe we inhabit Chapter X : On Hume’s argument against miracles Chapter XI: Reflections on the enquiry in the preceding chapter Chapter X II: On the nature of a superintending providence Chapter XIII: A priori argument in favour of the occurrence of miracles Chapter XIV: Thoughts on the nature of future punishments Chapter XV: Reflections on free will, Conclusion