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GOULD AND NEWMAN, PUBLISHERS AND PRINTERS.

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PERKINS & MARVIN, AND CROCKER & BREWSTER.

1838.

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V.12, No. 31-32 (RECAP)

CONTENTS OF VOL. XII.

ALL

ALOGIES

. 177

NO. XXXI.

Page.

Page.
ART, J. GEOLOGY AND REVELA- 4. Examination of Objections, 170
tion. By Rev. Dr. Pond, 15. Was not the Gospel accord-

ing to the Hebrews itself a

Art. II. THE HEAD OF THE

TRANSLATION from the Greek

Church, HEAD OVER

Original of Matthew, with

THINGS; ILLUSTRATED BY AN-

interpolations and altera-

BETWEEN NATURE,

tions?

. 174

PROVIDENCE, AND GRACE. By 6. Conclusion,

Prof. Tyler. (Concluded from

Vol. XI. p. 363.]

22 Art, VIII. WHAT WERE THE

VIEWS ENTERTAINED BY THE

Art. 111. THE THEOLOGY OF

EARLY REFORMERS, ON THE

SOCRATES, FROM XENOPHon's

DOCTRINES OF JUSTIFICATION,

MEMORABILIA. Transl. from

Faith, AND THE ACTIVE OBE:

the Latin, by F. M. Hubbard, 47

DIENCE of Christ. By Rev.

§ I. An Outline of the state of R. W. Landis, Jeffersonville,

Theology among the Greeks

Pa. [Continued from Vol. XI.

before Socrates, .

48

179

§ II. Socrates and his Theology, 52

§

Pi. Views entertained by the

Reformers on the subject of

ART. IV. THE WEAPONS OF

Faith,

179

UNIVERSALISM

REVERSED,

By Rev. Edwin Holt,

70

ART. IX. The PhilosoPHY OF

ART. V. MISSIONARY Schools.

Ecclesiastes. Transl, from

the German MS. of Dr. Nord-

By Rev. Dr. Anderson,

87

heimer, by Wm. W. Turner, 197

ART. VI. REASONS FOR THE

STUDY OF THE HEBREW LAN- ART. X. STATE OF THE PRES.

GUAGE. By Prof. Edwards, 113 BYTERIAN Church. By the

Editor,

ART. VII. INQUIRY RESPECT-

ING THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE Art. XI. CRITICAL NOTICES, 238

OF MATTHEW's GosPEL, AND 1. Prichard's Physical History

THE GENUINENESS OF

of Mankind,

238

2, Ticknor's Med. Philosophy, 239

SAME ; WITH PARTICULAR REF:

3. Bush's Commentary

MR. Norton's

Genesis, .

241

VIEW OF THESE SUBJECTS AS 4. Cudworth's Intellect. Sys-

EXHIBITED IN His TREATISE

tem of the Universe, etc. 242

ON THE GENUINENESS OF THE

5. Wiseman's Lectures on the

Gospels. By M. Stuart,

133

Doctrines and Practices

1. Introductory Remarks.. 133

of the Catholic Church, 243

2. Testimony of the Christian 6. Life and Discourses of Rev.

Fathers,

135

S. H. Stearns,

245

3. Other circumstances which

7. Nordheimer's Heb. Gram-

render the existence of an

mar,

247

early genuine Hebrew Mat- 8. Philip's Life and Times of

thew improbable,

163

Whitefield

248

. 219

THE

FIRST TWO CHAPTERS OF THE

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Page.

9. Memoir of Rev. Elijah P. 12. Dillaway's Cicero De

Lovejoy

249

Oratore

252

10, Parker's Journal of an Ex- 13. Memoir of Mrs. Taylor 253

ploring Tour beyond the

Rocky Mountains . 250 Art. XII. LITERARY AND Mıs.

11. dome Education

251 CELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE, 253

NO. XXXII.

Art. I, REMARKS ON VOLUNTARY DIENCE OF CHRIST? By Rev.

AND ECCLESIASTICAL ORGAN-

R. W. Landis,

420

IZATIONS FOR THE PROMOTION § III. Views of the Reformers

of BENEVOLENT OBJECTS, By on the Obedience of Christ, 420

Rev. Dr. Woods,

257 Conclusion,

452