Two systems of astronomy: first, the Newtonian system, showing the rise and progress thereof, by a short historical account; the general theory, with a variety of remarks thereon. Second, the system in accordance with the Holy Scriptures, showing the rise and progress from Enoch ... the prophets, Moses and others, in the first Testament; our Lord Jesus Christ, and his apostles, in the New or second Testament; Reeve and Muggleton, in the third and last testament; with a variety of remarks thereon.

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