MR. MARSHAL, MR. HERVEY, AND OTHERS,

BY MR. BELLAMY,

IN HIS DIALOGUES AND LETTERS.

D

BY THE REV. JOHN ANDERSON,

MINISTER OF THE ASSOCIATE CONGREGATIONS Of
SERVICE AND KING'S CREEK.

Buy the truth and sell it not.—Prov. xxiii. 23.

Contend earnestly for the faith once delivered to the Saints.-Judẹ

TO WHICH IS ADDED,

THE STONE ROLLED AWAY,
A SERMON.

PITTSBURGH,

FROM THE ECCLESIASTICAL AND LITERARY
PRESS OF ZADOK CRAMER.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Letter

Page

I. On the opposition to the purity of Gospel Doctrine 9

11. On the appropriation which is in the nature of Sa-

ving Faith

III. On the grounds of that appropriation which is in the

nature of Saving Faith.

IV. On some queries proposed by Mr. Bellamy

14

31

60

90

V. Of Mr. Bellamy's account of Saving Faith

VI. Remarks upon a passage in a late publication. The

doctrine of Mr. Marshal and Mr. Hervey concern-

ing the nature of Saving Faith the same with that

of our old Reformers

VII. On the Gospel Revelation of God as reconciled in

Christ

104

116

VIII. Of marks and evidences of a State of Grace.

IX. On the Faith of the Gospel as necessary to recon-

cile our hearts to the law

140

X. On the Faith of the Gospel as necessary in order to

our attainment of true love to God

XI. Of the priority of Justification to the exercise of

Evangelical Repentance

156

168

XII. Of the work of the Holy Spirit in Conversion

XIII. Some instances of a decline from the Doctrine of
the Reformation.-Causes of that decline.
On the eternal Sonship of Christ (Postscript).
Remarks on the characters of Mr. Hervey and Mr.
Marshal, from Hayley's life of the celebrated
Cowper.

The stone rolled away, or the happy issue of the
Believer's exercise about his difficulties,- -a ser-

21 X - 15.

mon

285