Bishop one, one Church, or Parish

This position never heard of till long since the Re-

83

Blood not to be eaten by the Jews, why

359

Blood of Christ the very blood of Atonement

440

C.

Church Government, a certain model of, admitted

a regular system not found

in Scripture, furnishes no decisive argument
against it

Christian Church formed on model of the Jewish

52

53

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133

Chesterfield's Lord, saying applied to Dr. C.
Chrysostom, of the connection between the Law

and Gospel

Covenants two, meet in Christ

Christ distinguished from all other teachers

Christ-Wisdom, in what sense

Cherubim. Emblematic representation, &c.

the use of it

what it was

Cain's sacrifice rejected, why

Cain did not well; how to be understood

Correspondence between the symbol and the letter

Diocesan Episcopacy maintained by Dr. Maurice 129
Divinity Christ's-Dr. Priestley's proposal
Dispensations of God the same in every age
Difference between Christ and other teachers
Dispensation, no new one to be expected
Death came into the world-how

Devil the, found no Redeemer, why

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180

225

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256

257

344

345

his malice foreseen and provided against
Dignus vindice nodus -

Divine Attributes to be judged of by the

sponding qualities in the human mind
Devil disappointed by the plan of Redemption

Eusebius's Account of the Christian Altar -
Episcopacy, what Dr. C. says against it, equally
militates against Church government of
every kind

58

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49, 50

Episcopacy. Beza and Calvin's Opinion of it -
Episcopal Church, Scotch, illiberal attack upon
by Dr. Campbell

Evanson

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Ellis's Enquiry about natural Religion
Expiation under the Law, figurative
-the great day of it-its service
Egyptian bondage emblematical of what
Egypt, Redemption from-applied
Evangelical covenant, the foundation of it -
Emblems of Christianity corrupted by the
thens

Eternal life, the Gift of God through Christ

F.

Faith true, the ground of Christian practice

, not an empty profession

.

Faith one, Christian

Finished it is-Christ's work on earth

it

86, 87

139

204

264

319

320

349

356

258.330

388
Grotius

Faith, justification by it, not the language of the

Law

G.

Grotius, quotation from him

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Page

57

Gospel, the Law fulfilled

more ancient than the Law

Gospel covenant, the knowledge of it not confined

ibid

to the days subsequent to our Saviour

244

Garments washed white in blood explained

Gospel the, preached to the Hebrews

-, preached to Abraham

Gospel to be read in the Law and the Law in the

328

437

438

264

304.

907

Heathens, Dr. Clarke places their case in the most
favourable light

Heathenism, rites of it derived from the true re-

ligion

312

Homer. Horace

410

Heathenism bears testimony to Christianity
Hebrews, Epistle to the, object of it

Page

Jerom, an important passage from him, taken no

notice of by Dr. Campbell

Justin Martyr's authority misrepresented
Ignatius's authority misrepresented

Jerom's authority for episcopacy

64

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68. 102

Jew the, connecting medium between the Law and

the Gospel -

Jesus Christ the Alpha and Omega of all the di-

Infidel, both Jew and Christian, to be led from the

Jewish Temple into the Christian Church

Jew converted, picture of him

Jews erred through ignorance of their Scriptures
Isaiah LIII. passage in it explained

Justified, what

107

110

219

234

241

245

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248

251

Justification, consequence of Christ's Redemption
Jubilee year of, a type of general Redemption
Just One, the name of, applied

Jews the, stumbled at the threshold of Christianity 401
Justice of God in the justification of man proved 442
Justin Martyr's testimony concerning the Heathen
philosophers

448

K.

Kirk Scotch -

Knowledge of Christ's character necessary

Knowledge unprofitable that does not lead up to

God

Kenn Bishop