| Contents: |
Part I. 1. Sinless obedience not necessary in order to happiness --
2. Same subject continued --
3. Same subject continued --
4. Same subject continued --
5. Revealed religion the same in all ages --
6. The harmony of law and gospel --
7. The covenant of grace unchangeably the same --
8. God a consuming fire to the wicked only --
9. No opposition between saving faith and good works --
10. The righteousness of saints distinguished from the righteousness of sinners --
11. No material difference between doing and believing --
12. On justification --
Part II. 13. The powers of man inadequate to his own redemption --
14. A mutual transfer of righteousness and guilt not implied in atonement --
15. Suffering the wrath of God not essential to redemption --
16. Typical sacrifices and offerings in what manner consumed --
17. The doctrine of substitution not a Bible doctrine --
18. On the covenant of redemption --
19. Jesus' human soul perfectly pure --
20. The scriptures of the Old Testament, containing the types and shadows of the law of Moses, eminently useful in pointing out the Messiah --
21. Same subject continued --
22. All the predicted sufferings and death of Messiah fulfilled in Christ --
23. The divinity and humanity of Christ displayed --
24. Doing the will of God the design of Christ's coming --
25. The heel of the woman's seed bruised by the serpent and his seed --
26. Same subject continued --
27. Christ's conquest over satan a door of hope --
28. The atonement of Christ, of itself not sufficient to induce men to love him --
29. No salvation without obedience --
30. The victory of Christ over his enemeies, a ground for the redeemed to praise him --
31. Appendix : Being an answer to Dr. Huntington's scheme of universal salvation. |
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