66 66 PAGE ibid Difference between "to be" and " to be called" noticed....1. 181 The phrases no end" and "for ever" or everlasting" explained. Verses 1, 2, of ch IX. of Isaiah applied in an accommodated sense to Jesus. .... .... ...... Matthew I. 23, "And they shall call his name Immanuel" ex- ibid 182 184 Psalm LXXXIX. 19, examined by a reference to it's context.... ibid Isaiah XXVIII. 16, compared with Isa. VIII. 13, I. Peter II. 7 and 8, "The stone which the builders" &c. examined........ 187 A proof of Christ & changeable nature .. 188 Isa. XL. 3. Voice of him," &c, and Malachi III. 1, examined.. ibid Reference to Mark I. 2 and 3 .... The verse in question in the original Hebrew Isaiah XLIV. 6, compared with Rev 1. 8, and XXII. 13, examin- ........ Joshua V. 14, Numb. XXII. 31. Daniel II. 46, referred to.... 189 190 191 ibid 193 196 197 199 Prophets and Apostles, represented as the searchers of hearts.... 200 Rev ch XXI. 5. explained. 202 Rev. ch. XXII. 6, 7, 13, noticed.. 203 Phrases in Rev I. 1, and XXII. 6, comvared.... 205 Jesus calls himself a Servant of God, addresses Christians as his brothers, &c...... 206 Several questions put to shew the inferiority of the Lamb 207 A query in reply to one of the many insinuations of the Editor.. 209' 210 1. Cor. XI. 3, referred to. John III. 29, Eph. V. 23. compared with Isai. LIV. 5. examined 213. Jeremiah XXXIII. 16. examined.. The simple term "Jehovah" exclusively applied to God 216 217 218 The reason for the different expressions used by God to the Prince of Tyrus, and to Jesus, explained....... 225 1. Cor. IV. 5, explained.... ...... 226 That others besides Jesus were endued with the power of knowing Lock's paraphrase on I. Cor. I. 2, and his note on RomanaX. 13 quoted... ibid On the Editor's replies to the arguments contained in chap. 2d of the Second Appeal. Christ's posses ing ali power as a mediator noticed... Mercy ascribed to the Son and justice to the Father according to the trini arian system, noticed.... 239 240 All the power Jesus enjoyed was given unto him by God. 242 243 Jesus was like the sun an instrument in the bands of God... Performing miracles and enabling others to perform them were not peculiar to Jesus... 246 The alleged compound nature of Jesus noticed. 249 The terms" for ever" and " everlasting" explained. Exodus IV. 22. XXXI. 9, Psalm LXXXIX. 27, referred to.... 258 a creature... .... ibid 259 261 ibid The Editor's introducing the two fold nature of Christ.. Inconsisten y of God's emptying himself of his glory and offering up supplications for the same to himself.. John XVII. 22. referred to.... The force of the words "son" and "own son" noticed.. 268 271 The phrase "only begotten" noticed..... 272 John X. 30. "I and my father are one” examined.. 273 One's calling God his father can not amount to his unity in nature with the deity.. 276 Gen. II. 14. Ezekiel XXXVII. 19, I. Cor. X. 17, referred to.... ibid Such phrases as "he in God and God in him" "God dwelleth in him and he in God" noticed..... 278 John X. 36, containing a disavowal of deity by Christ explained 280 John X examined by it's context 282 Jesus having died under the charge of making himself the Son of 285 The phrase "for ever" again n'o‘iced.. Hebrews" thy throne O God" originally applied to Solomon again noticed John XX. 17, ascribed to Jesus in his human nature.... Paul 291 302 God our Saviour." I. Peter "the righteousness of God' Jude " ... 288 ibid 289 ibid 290 Perishable nature of fictitious Gods, noticed... Answers to the Editor's queries.. The will of God the Father sometimes found at variance with that of the son in Mathew XXVI 39, and Mark XIV. 36,... CHAPTER V. ..... Remarks on the replies to the arguments found in chapter third of the Second Appeal... PAGE 304 ibid 305 ... The Editor's first position as to the ubiquity of Jesus discussed.. 309 ibid 321 'Parkburst's Authority quoted... 322 Matthew XVIII. 20," for where two or three gathered." &c. examined 323 ... The Editor's queries answered.. 324 The Editor's second position as to Jesus's ascribing to himself knowledge, and an incomprehensibility of nature, equal to God, discussed.. Matthew XI 27, no man knoweth the son," &c. examined. 1. John III 1, referred to.. ibid 328 The improved version, quoted.. 329 The Editor's third position as to Christ's exercising in an indepen dent manner, the power of forgiving sin, discussed. The work of judging men is not peculiar to Jesus. 337 John V 23, separately examined. 338 Gal. IV. 15, Matthew X. 25, XIX. 19, Gen. III. 22, referred to 339 Matthew XX. 14, noticed.... 340 Matt. XX. 23, referred to.. 341 The Editor's fifth position as to all judgement being committed to Jesus, discussed.. ibid Mark XIII. 32, referred to.. 342 The Editor's sixth position as to Jesus's accepting worship due to God, discussed Ibid The Term "worship" defined 313 The ancient Prophets receiving worship in the same sense that Jesus received it..... 344 Invocation by Stephen, explained 345 Christ's offering worship, prayers and thanks to God, mentioned.. 346 The Father, his Christ, and the apostles acquitted of the charge of encouraging idolatry... ibid The Editor's seventh position as to the deity of the Son, and per- Exodus XIV. 30, Chro. XX. 20, Luke III. 16, referred to.. Matt. ch. XXVIII. 20 examined,. CHAPTER VI. On the Holy Spirit and other Subjects.......... Brief notice of the Holy Spirit by the Editor, noticed .... PAGE Acts X. 33, Luke III. 16, referred to........ ...356 Such expressions as "The Holy Spirit will teach you," &c. noticed 357 Acts V. 3, examined.. ibid Matt, ch. X. 40, I. Cor. VIII. 12, referred to............. 358 Acts X. 20, examined.. ibid 359 Isiaiah XLVIII. 16, with it's context, examined. 363 examined.. Parkhurst's Authority, quoted... ... Exodus I. 1, Gen. XLIV. 4, IV. 1, Deut. VII. 8, referred to Zech. XIII. 7, "Awake, O Sword, against my Shepherd", examined.... Romans IX. 5, "God blessed for ever," examined... .......... 364 365 367 persons.... The Author's expression of thanks to God for enjoying Civil and E 369 ibid 870 371 ibid 372 John XX. 31, quoted.... Authority of Locke and Newton, noticed. 378 279 373 ibid 377 FINAL APPEAL. CHAPTER. I. Introductory remarks. } - NEARLY a month having elapsed after the publication of the fourth number of the quarterly series of the "Friend of India" before it happened to reach me, and other avocations and objects having subsequently engaged my attention, I have not till lately had leisure to examine the laborious essay on the doctrines of the Trinity and Atonement at the conclusion of that Magazine offered in refutation of my secoud appeal to the Christian public. For the able and condensed view of the arguments in support of those doctrines which that publication presents I have to offer the reviewer my best thanks, though the benefit I have derived from their perusal is limited to a corroboration of my former sentiments. I must at the same time beg permission to notice a few unjust insinuations in some parts of his essay; but in so doing I trust no painful emotions, neither of that salutary kind alluded to by the Editor, B |
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