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Title Page |
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Dedication |
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Preface |
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Chapter 1 |
Introduction.
Preparation
of heart.
Our position
before GOD. |
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Chapter 2 |
That
Scripture,
in the Old
and the New
Testament
alike,
detaches our
ultimate
confidence
from man the
creature,
and attaches
it to GOD
the Creator: |
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by
contrasting
the
sinfulness
and
feebleness
of mortal
man with the
goodness and
omnipotence
of the
Eternal GOD: |
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by direct
prohibition
and precept: |
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by
exhibiting
the holy
jealousy of
GOD. |
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Chapter 3 |
That
Scripture,
in the Old
and the New
Testament
alike,
requires us
to repose
our ultimate
confidence
in the Lord
JESUS CHRIST |
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as One who
is distinct
from the
Father |
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as One to
whom all the
attributes
of essential
Deity are
ascribed. |
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as One
whose
infinite
perfections
claim
supreme
trust,
adoration:
and love. |
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Chapter 4 |
That
Scripture,
in the Old
and the New
Testament
alike proves
the coequal
Deity of
JESUS CHRIST
with that of
the eternal
Father:- |
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by a
comparison
of the
attributes,
the majesty
and the
claims of
the Father
and the Son: |
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by the
appearances
of GOD to
the Old
Testament
saints; |
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by the
direct and
Divine
worship paid
to CHRIST: |
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by the
conjunction
of the
Father and
the Son in
Divine
offices: |
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by explicit
assertions
that Christ
is Lord and
GOD. |
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Chapter 5 |
That
Scripture,
in the Old
and the New
Testament
alike,
presents to
us the
incarnation
and the
mission of
the Saviour,
as the
extremity of
condescension
in the Lord,
that thereby
He might
exalt us to
everlasting
life: |
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the
Scriptural
order to be
observed in
this
inquiry. |
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the moral
and
spiritual
majesty of
the
incarnation
of CHRIST. |
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the
examination
of those
passages
which assert
His humanity
by the light
of others
which assert
His
Divinity. |
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the derived
glory to
which He
raises
believers
compared
with His own
essential
glories. |
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Chapter 6 |
That
Scripture,
in the Old
and the New
Testament
alike,
proves the
coequal
Godhead of
the Holy
Spirit with
that of the
Father and
of the Son: |
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as One who
is to be
distinguished
from the
Father and
the Son: |
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as One to
whom such
personal
properties
and actions
are assigned
as prove
independent
and
intelligent
personality: |
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as One to
whom Divine
attributes
were
ascribed and
by whom
Divine
offices are
exercised: |
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as One
worshipped
in parity
with the
Father and
the Son: |
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as One
declared to
be Lord and
GOD. |
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Chapter 7 |
That
Scripture,
in the Old
and the New
Testament
alike,
assures us
that in the
trustful
knowledge of
One GOD, the
Father, the
Son, and the
Holy Ghost,
is the
spiritual
life of man
now and for
ever: |
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on the
mysteries of
faith. |
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on the
revealed
evidences of
faith. |
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on creeds or
definitions
of faith. |
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on the
obedience of
faith. |
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on the full
satisfaction
of faith. |
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