.... Page ib. The Editor's attempt to prove the atonement from the application of the term "Saviour" to Jesus, examined . 402-404 Matthew ix. 8; John v. 24, vi. 63, xv. 3, referred to Answer to the question, "When previously to Christ's coming, did the Egyptians cry to Jehovah?" &c. Isaiah xxxv. 10, "The ransomed of the Lord," &c. examined .... Isaiah xlii. [2,] 21, " He shall not cry," &c., "The Lord is well pleased," examined 2 Corinthians v. 21, examined Isaiah liii., examined Answer to the question, "Is not our repentance sufficient?" &c. .... ib. ib. 405 ib. ib. 406 Jer. xxiii. [5], xxxi. [31, 33]; 1 Cor. i. 30, examined 406, 407 Nahum i. 15; Habakkuk, [ii. 4,] "The just shall live by his faith," compared with Romans i. [17]; Galatians iii. 410 410, 411 ib. 412 ..... Jesus made no direct declaration respecting the design of his death .. Such expressions as Jesus came to give himself a ransom ib. ib. for many," explained 413 Romans iii. 24, "Being justified freely," &c., ch. viii. 32, 15, 16, 18, referred to .... 416 Locke's paraphrase on Rom. iii. 24, quoted Locke's note on the word " Redemption" Locke's note on the word " Mercy-seat" ib. 417 418 Reference to a few texts explaining the terms "sacrifice," Page 419 ib. Allusion to the three-fold nature of a Hindoo incarnation.. 420 Solemn denial of ridiculing Christ's intercession.... ..... ib. ib. The Editor's assertion, that "the blood of no mere creature could take away sin," noticed The Editor's assertion, "As to the appointment of Jehovah by Jehovah, and his atoning for sin," noticed.......... 421 Arguments in proof of the finite effects of Christ's appearance on earth, adduced.. The Israelites punished finitely for sins committed against the infinite God•••••• 422 ...... 423 1 Chronicles xxi. 11 [12] and 15; Judges xiii. 1, referred to Infinite reward for a good act performed for the propitiation of the infinite God ib. .... 424 The phrases" everlasting fire," and "everlasting punishments," explained Genesis xvii. 8, xlix. 26; Habakkuk iii. 6, referred to .......... CHAPTER III. Inquiry into the doctrine of the Trinity The term Trinity not found in the Scriptures Genesis xlviii. 16, “The angel which redeemed me;" xxxi. 13, I am the God of Bethel," Exodus iii. 2, "In a flame of fire," examined Judges ii. 1, "I brought you out of Egypt;" Genesis xxii. 425 ib. 426 ib. ib. 12, "Thou hast not withheld thy son," examined ............ ib. Isaiah lxiii. 9; Ruth iv. 14; Nehem. v. 8, referred to, 427, 428 An allusion to a three-fold nature of Christ ib. Psalm xcvii. 7; Judges xiii. 21, 22; Job i. 6, "The sons of God," &c., referred to ... 429 Judges xiii. 16; 2 Samuel xxiv. 16, referred to ib. Page Isaiah x. 4-7, xxix. 1, [1-3,] referred to Micah iv. 13, v. 1, referred to • 430 Exodus iii. 14, "Thus shalt thou say, I am that I am ;" John 431 viii. 24, "If ye believe not that I am," ver. 58, examined ib. Matthew xxiv. 5, "I am Christ," and John iv. 25, 26, re ferred to John ii. 19-21, referred to Psalm lxxxix. 27, referred to [1] Chronicles xiv. 8, xviii. 1-8, referred to [1] Chronicles xx. 2, 3, referred to ..... 2 Kings v. 26, 27; Exodus xxiii. 21, referred to ........ 439 Prophets performing miracles sometimes without oral ad dresses to God .. John xi. 41, 42, referred to The phrase "To trust in him," examined Proverbs xxxi. 11; Isaiah xiv. 32, referred to Jeremiah xvii. 5, explained..... Psalm xxiv. [1, 2] "The earth is Jehovah's," &c., compared with John i. 3, examined Hebrews i. 2; Ephesians iii. 9, referred to; 1 Corinthians x. 25, 26, "Whatsoever is sold," &c., compared with Psalm xxiv. 1, examined Hebrews i. 2; John iii. 35, referred to .... ib. 441, 442 .... 443 1 Cor. x. 22, “ Do we provoke the Lord?" &c., examined ib. 1 Kings xix. 10, referred to ..... 444 Psalm xxiv. 8, compared with Ephesians iv. 8, examined .. ib. 445 Locke's note quoted 446 Psalm xxxvi. 6, "O Jehovah, thou preservest," &c., compared with Colossians i. 17; Hebrews i. 3, examined .. 447 John xvii. 2, v. 30, and xiv. 24, "The word which ye hear," &c., Matthew xxviii. 18, referred to..... Psalm xlv. 6, as quoted in Hebrews i. 8, " Thy throne, O 449 God," &c., examined ib. Page ... 449 The Editor's substitution of the term " Jehovah" for "God" noticed Direct application of Psalm xlv. to Solomon, illustrated 451 Psalm cii. 25-27, referred to Hebrews i. 10-12, "Thou, Lord, in the beginning," &c., examined .... Deuteronomy xxxii. 10; Isaiah xlix. 16; Psalm xlvii. 3, 452 ib. The Editor's substitution of the term "Jehovah" for "Lord" noticed .... 454 The Editor's endeavour to weaken the force of the evidence respecting the changeable nature of Christ .... 455 ib. 456 456, 457 1 Corinthians xv. 24, 25, 28, referred to Application of the term "shepherd," examined.. Isaiah lxiii. 11; Jeremiah xxiii. 4, "I will set up shepherds over them," &c., referred to.... Ezekiel xxxiv. 23, "I will set one shepherd," &c., examined ib. Ephesians iv. 18, compared with Psalm lxviii. 18, "Thou hast ascended on high," examined Alquoran, ch. i. quoted From a Jewish book of prayers," Sabbath Morning Service," 459 461 ib. ib. 462 ib. 463 ... 464 465 The Editor's attempt to invalidate the argument founded on John iv. 6, xii. 27, xiii. 5, 21; Matt. xi. 19; Mark iii. 5; Luke xxii. 44; Mark xiv. 34; Matt. xxvii, 50; Philippians ii. 8, referred to, 465, 466 Page ... 467 The commonly-received doctrine of Christ's two-fold nature ... .... The argument of Moses and others being types of Christ, noticed ib. 468 ib. 469 Exodus xxv. ib. ...... 472 1 Corinthians x. 9, "Neither let us tempt Christ," examined 471 The Editor's last assertion on this subject examined Isaiah lxiii. 5, “ "Mine own arm;" and Revelation i. 8, "I am Alpha and Omega," examined .... 472, 473 Gen. xxv. 30, [Jer.] xlix. 7, 13, 8, 9, 11, referred to, 473, 474 Inconsistency of ascribing to Jesus the following expressions : "I will tread them," "Their blood shall be upon my gar ment" ..... ..... ib. 475 ib. Isaiah lix. 15—17; Daniel vii. 9, referred to Proverbs viii. 1, "Doth not wisdom cry?" &c., ver. 22, 27, 30, examined ib. |