A course of lectures on the principal subjects in pneumatology, ethics, and divinity: with references to the most considerable authors on each subject, Volume 1

Printed for S. Crowder [and 17 others], 1794 - Theology, Doctrinal

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The sense of antiquity concerning the v7i	4

That the scripture account ofthe na	14

The doctrines of the New Testament	39

Testimonies of the Fathers concernirfg	51

VII The gifts and powers of the apostles	67

Prop CXVlII That the Old Testament was written	77

Passages in the Old Testament objected	83

The chief contradictious in scripture enume	119

PltOp LXXV The chief branches of personal virtue	279

Prop CXLlII The tenor of the covenant of redemp	289

Objections taken from the Jewish eco	293

The unlawfulness of selfmurder	297

The justice of God proved	304

That the precepts in the New Test	320

II The means of virtue recommended	326

Prop LXXXTII Arguments in proof of the immate	332

Prop CXXVl The preexister ce ofChrist proved	152

Appendix to Prop CXXVL That Christ was	158

VI I Scriptures enumerated in which di	164

The union of Christs derived nature	170

The controversy between Balgny Bays andGiove	177

The divine nature incomprehensible	184

Opinions cf the ancient Fathers con	188

The degree of virtue in any given action	193

J general view of social virtue	202

In what manner the parts and fruits	209

The obligation to truthkewn 21	218

I That mankind are to be propagated only	225

That faith is requireditr the gospel	230

X Arguments against polygamy	232

7Z duty of children to their parents	240

A view of the eontrovcrsy	241

V Inquiry into the original of civil govern	248

That faith and obedience are pro	249

That every man is bern in a state	256

Prop LXX 7W fmasters andservants fiated	260

TheQuestion concerning the faints per	262

The question concerning the right of making staves con	267

II The lawfulness of war maintained	273

Inquiry into the scripture doclrine	278

The arguments in defence of Diocesan epis	342

I That virtue is the interest of every	351

The obligation to observe the christian sab	356

Various definitions of miracles examined	358

I That baptism ii an institution of Christ	365

A divine revelation proved highly expe	366

That uncontrouled miracles prow	373

H Inquiry into the mode of baptism	375

Of the internal evidence that may probably	379

A survey of the officers appointed	390

The nature and obligation of the Lords	391

from the persecutions occasioned by Christianity froni	396

PART VI	400

That the scripture asserts the existence	415

That boohs were written by the first publijhers	419

X The chief properties of wicked angels	421

I Instances in which evil spirits interfere	429

The genuineness of the New Testament	434

The scripture account of what shall	441

7hat Jewish religion is of great anti	444

That the booh of the Old Testament were	451

Tlie genuineness of the Old Testament	461

Tfie credibility of the Old Testament history	483

Title	A course of lectures on the principal subjects in pneumatology, ethics, and divinity: with references to the most considerable authors on each subject, Volume 1 A Course of Lectures on the Principal Subjects in Pneumatology, Ethics, and Divinity: With References to the Most Considerable Authors on Each Subject, Philip Doddridge
Authors	Philip Doddridge, Andrew Kippis
Publisher	Printed for S. Crowder [and 17 others], 1794
Original from	Princeton University
Digitized	Sep 19, 2008
Subjects	Theology, Doctrinal

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