Discourses and Dissertations on the Scriptural Doctrines of Atonement & Sacrifice: And on the Principal Arguments Advanced, and the Mode of Reasoning Employed, by the Opponents of Those Doctrines as Held by the Established Church: with an Appendix, Containing Some Strictures on Mr. Belsham's Account of the Unitarian Scheme, in His Review of Mr. Wilberforce's Treatise

James Eastburn. Paul and Thomas, printers, 1813 - 541 pages

Prefatory Address to the Students in Divinity in the Universi	ix

Advertisement to the Second Edition	16

Illustrations and Explanatory Dissertations	53

Pardon not necessarily consequent upon Repentance	65

On the multiplied operation of the Divine acts	83

On the granting of the divine forgiveness through	89

On the corruption of mans natural state	96

On the misrepresentation of the doctrine of Atone	105

No XLIXSacrifices explained as federal rites	276

Bishop Warburtons Theory of the Origin of Sacrifice	280

The supposition that sacrifices originated in gifts er roneous	281

On the date of the permission of animal food to man	282

On the divine origin of language	289

On the natural unreasonableness of the Sacrificial rite	301

On the universality of the notion of the expiatory virtue of Sacrifice	303

On the objections against the supposition of the divine institution of Sacrifice	304

The doctrine of Atonement falsely charged with	112

The want of a discoverable connexion between	119

Instance from the book of Job of Sacrifice being	126

Atonement in Rom v 11	141

Arguments to prove the sacrificial language	148

On H Taylors objection of the want of a lite	167

On the efficacy of the Mosaic atonement	187

On the vicarious import of the Mosaic sacrifi	197

On the imposition of hands upon the head of	204

On the sufficiency of the proof of the propitiatory nature of the Mosaic sacrifices independent of the argu ment which establishes their vicarious imp...	210

On the Death of Christ as a true propitiatory Sacri fice for the sins of mankind	219

On the inconsistency of the reasoning whereby the death of Christ is maintained to have been but figu ratively a sacrifice	263

On the nature of the sacrifice for sin	264

On the effect of the doctrine of Atonement in pro ducing sentiments favourable to Virtue and Religion	265

On the supposition that sacrifice originated in Priestcraft	267

Sacrifices explained as gifts by various writers	275

On the Sacrifice of Abel as evincing the divine institution of Sacrifice	310

On the history and the book of Job	312

On Grotiuss strange misconception of the nature of Abels Sacrifice	368

On the difference in the divine reception of the sacrifices of Cain and Abel	371

On the true meaning of the phrase ΠΛΕΙΟΝΑ OYZIAN attributed to the Sacrifice of Abel	373

On the nature and grounds of the faith evi denced by the Sacrifice of Abel	378

On the probable time and occasion of the institu No LXV On the true interpretation of the passage Gen tion of Sacrifice	381

containing Gods expostulation with Cain	384

No LXVIOn the comparison between the Sacrifice of Abel and that of Christ	392

on Bolingbroke and Hume	416

On the correspondence between the Annual	437

The Atonement by the Sacrifice of Christ more	456

105	461

On the Heathen notions of merit entertained by Uni	491

Index of the Principal Matters	515

List of Books	537

Title	Discourses and Dissertations on the Scriptural Doctrines of Atonement & Sacrifice: And on the Principal Arguments Advanced, and the Mode of Reasoning Employed, by the Opponents of Those Doctrines as Held by the Established Church: with an Appendix, Containing Some Strictures on Mr. Belsham's ...
Author	William Magee
Publisher	James Eastburn. Paul and Thomas, printers, 1813
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	4 Sep 2008
Length	541 pages

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