A Body of Divinity: Wherein the Doctrines of the Christian Religion are Explained and Defended, Being the Substance of Several Lectures on the Assembly's Larger Catechism, Volume 2

William W. Woodward, 1815 - Presbyterianism

CREATION the word explained Page	5

Of instantaneous production	17

The condition and season of the year in which things were	24

How they impart their Ideas to one another	33

No men before Adam	45

His concern for man	51

Other things overruled by providence	59

Of Gods providence towards the angels	63

Satisfaction demanded for sin of what value and kind	273

Death of Christ a ransom	290

He offered himself	297

This evidenced	318

Arguments for it considered	327

Christ intercedes not for all	333

Of Christs Kingly office	352

As respecting his enemies	362

Of Gods providence towards man	70

Difference between a law and a covenant	78

Our first parents were endued with freedom of will	93

Eve represented by Adam in a note	103

His sin imputed to his posterity	113

Original righteousness lost	121

Origin of moral evil	127

Of mans misery by the Fall	136

Sin exists in the intentions in a note	145

Punishment of sin in outward things	155

Gods love the only moving cause of it	162

Covenant scriptural sense of the word	168

How he covenants with man	181

How man covenants with him	188

Christ revealed of old by promises and prophecies	199

How the Jews knew their meaning	207

Saints and angels no Mediators	217

His body was truly human	231

Why he should be God	235

Why both God and man	242

His offices distinguished but not divided	248

Of Christs priestly office	258

Priesthood of Christ and Aaron compared 280	264

In what respects it is to be allowed	368

Some prophecies of the call of the Jews not yet fulfilled	376

First resurrection how understood by some	383

Resurrection of the church sometimes taken mystically	389

This shewn in his birth and infancy	398

Temptations endured by him	404

His first temptation	410

His third temptation	417

QUEST XLIX L Of Christs humiliation before	423

Prosecuted by the Jews	429

Christ buried with respect by his friends	437

By the conduct of his enemies	450

Socinians account of Christs resurrection	457

Remarks on what preceded it	467

Necessity of it	473

What procured by it	479

Benefits procured by Christ	486

State of the Heathen considered	491

Salvation in none but Christ	498

Christ the Saviour only of his Body the church	508

Its distinction into visible and invisible	516

Jewish church its establishment ibid	527

A particular gospelchurch described	536

Title	A Body of Divinity: Wherein the Doctrines of the Christian Religion are Explained and Defended, Being the Substance of Several Lectures on the Assembly's Larger Catechism, Volume 2 A Body of Divinity: Wherein the Doctrines of the Christian Religion are Explained and Defended, Being the Substance of Several Lectures on the Assembly's Larger Catechism, Thomas Ridgley
Author	Thomas Ridgley
Contributor	William W. Woodward
Publisher	William W. Woodward, 1815
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	Aug 22, 2008

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