I. Direct Proofs of it. Mark xii. 32.

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II. Atheistical Objections and Schemes of Doc-
trine considered. Ps. xiv. 1.

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III. Comparative Influence of Atheism and Chris

tianity. Ps. xiv. 1.

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b. Unity of God. 1 Cor. viii. 4.

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c. Attributes of God;

11. Man;
i. Body,

ii. Soul,

2. Soul not Material. Gen. ii. 7.

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iii. Chief End of Man. 1 Cor. x. 31.

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III. Fall,

I. Probation of Man. Gen. ii. 15-17.
II. Temptation,

IV. Sentence. Gen. iii. 14-19.

III. Its Derivation-From Adam. Rom. v. 20. 32
IV. Remarks upon it. Rom. vi. 12.
VI. Man cannot be justified by the Law of
God. Rom. iii. 20.

B. Doctrines peculiar to the Christian Religion; or the

Mediatorial System.

a. The Character of Jesus Christ the Mediator;

I. He is the True and Perfect God;

I. He is spoken of as such in the Scriptures,

1. The Names of God are there given
Him. Rom. viii. 3, 4.

II. The Attributes, ( ofGod are there ascribed

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III. The Actions, to Him. Rom. viii. 3, 4. S
IV. Divine Relations are there'

said to be sustained by Him.
v. Divine Worship is there re-
quired to be rendered, and is
actually rendered to Him.
II. The Deity of Christ is the only
ground of consistency in the
scheme of Redemption,

III. The Jews otherwise are not

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V. Objections answered. 1 Cor. iii. 20.
VI. Objections to the doctrines of the Unita-
rians. 1 Cor. iii. 20.

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Rom. viii. 3.

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VII. Objections to their manner of conducting the Controversy. 1 Cor. iii. 20. II. He is Man. Or the Incarnation of Christ.

. b. The Covenant under which Christ acted: that of

Redemption. Is. liii. 10.

c. The Offices which Christ sustained;

I. His Prophetical Office,

I. His Personal Preaching;

1. The Necessity of his executing the Office

of a Preacher. Ling the Office}

11. The Things which he taught. John vii. 46.
III. The manner of his Preaching. John vii. 46.
IV. The Consequences of his Preaching.

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II. His Preaching by his Apostles;

1. The Fact that they preached the Gospel
of Christ. Mark xvi. 15, 16, 20.

11. The Necessity of their preach

ing it,

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III. The things which they preached, >xvi. 15,
IV. The Consequences of their

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Ps. cx. 4.

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III. His Character as a Priest. His Holiness

v. Its extent,

VI. Objections answered. Rom. iii. 24-26.
V. Intercession of Christ. Heb. vii. 24, 25.
III. His Kingly Office. Eph. i. 20-22.

d. The Miracles of Christ. Acts ii. 22.

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f. The Amiableness of Christ in publishing the Gos

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pel to Mankind. Is. lii. 7.

g. The Consequences of Christ's Mediation; I. Justification;

I. The Nature or in what it consists,
II. The Source: the Free Grace of God,
III. The Means: Faith in Christ;

1. Duty of believing. Rom. iii. 28.

11. Nature of Faith. Rom. iii. 28.
III. Influence of Faith in our Justification.

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24.

IV. Reconciliation of Paul and James

on this subject,

v1. Justification by Faith does not lessen the
Motives to obedience. Rom. iii. 31.

II. Regeneration;

I. The Agent in effecting it: The HOLY GHOST;
1. His Character. Tit. iii. 5.

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11. Testimonies to the Doctrine of the Trinity from the ancient Christians, Jews, and 71 Heathen. Is. xlviii. 16.