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CONTENT S.

Page. APOLOGY AGAINST THIRTY-ONE THEOLOGICAL ARTICLES, 1-79

10.-It cannot be proved from Scripture, that believers under the Old Testament, before the Ascension of Christ, were in Heaven

1 11.-It is a matter of doubt, whether believers under the Old Testament under

stood that the legal ceremonies were types of Christ and of his benefits.. 6 12.-Christ has died for all men and for every individual.....

9 13 & 14.-Original Sin will condemn no man.-In every nation, all infants who die without [having committed) actual sins, are saved

10 15.-If the Heathen, and those who are strangers to the true knowledge of God,

do those things which by the powers of nature they are enabled to do, God will not condemn them, but will reward these their works by a more

enlarged knowledge by which they may be brought to salvation ...... 14 16.—The works of the unregenerate can be pleasing to God, and are (according

to Borrius) the occasion, and (according to ARMINIUS) the impulsive cause, by which God will be moved to communicate to them his saving grace.

16 17.-God will not deny his grace to any one who does what is in him...... 19 18.--God undoubtedly converts, without the external preaching of the Gospel,

great numbers of persons to the saving knowledge of Christ, among those (ubi est] who have no outward preaching; and He effects such conversions either by the inward revelation of the Holy Spirit, or by the ministry of angels. (BORRIUS & ARMINIUS.).....

20 19.—Before his fall, Adam had not the power to believe, because there was no

necessity for faith ; God, therefore, could not require faith from him after the fall...

22 20.— It cannot possibly be proved from the Sacred Writings, that the angels are now confirmed in their estate......

25 21. (1.)—It is a new, heretical and Sabellian mode of speaking, nay it is blas

phemous, to say “ that the Son of God is avrodeov, (very God,)” for

the Father alone is very God, but not the Son and the Holy Spirit.... 29 22. (II.)— It is the summit of blasphemy to say, that God is freely good ... 33 23. (111.)— It frequently happens, that a creature who is not entirely hardened

in evil, is unwilling to perform an action because it is joined with sin ; unless when certain arguments and occasions are presented to him which act as incitements to its commission. [Administratio] The management of this presentation also is in the hand of the Providence of God, who presents these incitements that He may accomplish his own work by the act of the creature

35 24. (IV.)—The Righteousness of Christ is not imputed to us for Righteousness; but to believe (or the act of believing) justifies us

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TWENTY-FIVE PUBLIC DISPUTATIONS, 72—317.

SEVENTY-NINE PRIVATE DISPUTATIONS, 318—469.

1.-On Theology......

318

2.-On the Manner in which Theology must be taught.

319

3.-On Blessedness, the End of Theology

320

4.-On Religion ...

321

5.—On the Rule of Religion, the Word of God, and the Scriptures in particular 322

6.-On the Authority and Certainty of the Holy Scriptures .

324

7.-On the Perfection of the Scriptures.....

326

8.-On the Perspicuity of the Scriptures .

327

9.-On the Meanings and Interpretation of the Holy Scriptures

328

10.-On the Efficacy of the Scriptures

330

11.-On Religion in a stricter sense

331

333

12.-On the Christian Religion, its Name and Relation

334

13.—On the Christian Religion, with regard to the Matter generally .....

14.—On the Object of the Christian Religion : And, First, about God, its Pri-

335

mary Object, and what God is

15.–On the Nature of God.

338

16.-On the Life of God .......

339

17.-On the Understanding of God

341

18.-On the Will of God. ......

343

- 19.-On the various Distinctions of the Will of God......

344

20.-On the Attributes of God which come to be considered under his Will.

And, First, on those which have an analogy to the Affections or Passions

in Rational Creatures ...,

347

21.-On those Attributes of God which have some analogy to the moral Virtues,

and which act like Moderators of the Affections considered in the pre-

ceding Disputation

350

22.-On the Power or Capability of God

352

23.-On the Perfection, Blessedness and Glory of God

353

24.-On Creation .....

355

25.-On Angels in general and in particular.......

358

26.-On the Creation of Man after the Image of God

362

27.-On the Lordship or Dominion of God

365

* 28.-On the Providence of God .....

366

29.-On the Covenant into which God entered with our first Parents..... 369

30.—The Manner in which Man conducted himself in fulfilling the first Cove.

nant, or on the Sin of our first Parents ....

371

31.-On the Effects of the Sin of our first Parents..

374

32.—On the Necessity of the Christian Religion

376

33.-On the Restoration of Man....

378

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34.-On the Person of our Lord Jesus Christ

379

35.-On the Priestly Office of Christ

380

382

36.-On the Prophetical Office of Christ

384

37.-On the Regal Office of Christ....

38.-On the states of Christ's Humiliation and Exaltation ...

386

39.—On the Will and Command of God the Father and of Christ, by which they

will and command that Religion be performed to them by sinful Man.. 389

40.-On the Predestination of Believers......

392

- 41.-On the Predestination of Means to the End.

394

42.-On the Vocation of sinful Men to Christ, and to a participation of Salva-

tion in Him.

395

43.--On the Repentance by which Men answer to the Divine Vocation

397

44.-On Faith in God and Christ

400

45.-On the Union of Believers with Christ

401

46.—On the Communion of Believers with Christ, and particularly with his Death 403

47.-On the Communion of Believers with Christ in regard to his Life........ 404

48.-On Justification

405

49.-On the Sanctification of Man ...

408

50.-On the Church of God and of Christ : Or on the Church in general after

the Fall

410

51.-On the Church of the Old Testament, or under the Promise

412

52.—On the Church of the New Testament, or under the Gospel

414

53.-On the Head and the Marks of the Church

417

54.-On the Catholic Church; her Parts and Relations

419

55.-On the Power of the Church in delivering Doctrines

421

56.—On the Power of the Church in enacting Laws ..

423

57.-On the Power of the Church in administering Justice, or on Ecclesiastical

Discipline....

425

58.-On Councils

428

59.—On the Ecclesiastical Ministrations of the New Testament, and on the Voca-

tion to them

432

60.-On Sacraments in general

435

61.-On the Sacraments of the Old Testament,—the Tree of Life, Circumcision,

and the Paschal Lamb

437

62.-On the Sacraments of the New Testament in general

439

63.-On Baptism and Pædo-baptism..

440

64.–On the Lord's Supper..

412

65.—On the Popish Mass

443

66.-On the five false Sacraments

444

67.-On the Worship of God in general

445

68.-On the Precepts of Divine Worship in general...

448

69.—On Obedience, the formal Object of all the Divine Precepts

449

70.-On Obedience to the Commands of God in general. ...

450

71.-On the material Object of the Precepts of the Law in general..

452

72.-On the Love, Fear, Trust, and Honour, which are due from Man to God 453

73.-On particular Acts of Obedience, those which are prescribed in each Pre-

cept, or concerning the Decalogue in general

454

74.-On the First Command in the Decalogue..

456

75.-On the Second Command in the Decalogue

458

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