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

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

Contents

• A fpecimen of Dr Hutcheſons mathematical calcula: 1
• Der Subject Vol i P DeF Subjeet Vol ii: 12
• Divine inſpiration: 38
• The dotrines of the New Teſtament: 39
• Plenary ſuperintendent LXXXVIII Predeftination 282: 47
• That the New Teſtament was written: 54
• PART VII: 65
• The gifts and powers of the apoſtles: 77
• Pallages in the Old Teſtament objected: 83
• 2: 85
• The principal branches of divine virtue enu: 93
• Subje Vol i P: 98
• Pretended immoralities in the Old Tefia: 100
• The lawfulnefs of killing brute animals: 108
• The chief contredictions in fcripture enumes: 119
• 3: 125
• That men have not one com XII Two bodies cannot be in: 143
• That the ſcripture account of the: 147
• APPENDIX to Prop CXXVI That Chriſt was: 158
• Duration the idea how ob tions: 162
• Scriptures enumerated in which: 164
• The union of Chriſts derived nature: 170
• Elbics: 172
• Agent and patient 6 XLII Ethical and logical truth: 178
• Divine names titles c afcribed: 179
• Opinions of the ancient Fathers con: 188
• That promiſos are to be fulfilled: 192
• The facuities of a being ib XLIII A: 194
• ftate and that all men are finners proved: 196
• The ſcripture account of the fall: 210
• A mans own body: 211
• The feat of the foul: 217
• ProP CXXXVÍ That Clírift has made futisfuction: 218
• Time: 223
• That mankind are to be propagated only: 225
• Cales in which virtue prohibits marriage: 232
• Primary and ſecondary XLIX Concubinage: 237
• The duty of children to their parents: 240
• Miental bahit: 246
• The patriarchal ſcheme of grewernment: 257
• The obligation to obey civil governors: 263
• The power of the magiſtrate to inflict: 269
• Compleat liberty ibid LVI Laws of nations: 272
• Prop LXXIV Of government founded on conqueft: 279
• Some degree of deſire ne being proportioned to his knows: 287
• The unlawfulneſs of inflikting civil: 289
• The untawfulneſs of ſelfmurder: 295
• An effential quality 79 LIX Juſtice in a governor: 303
• The veracity and faithfulneſs of: 304
• rit in a place: 313
• PART IV: 315
• A being muſt be at lenf equally: 316
• A contingent event 121 LXIV The death o the mind: 328
• The arguments in defence of Dioceſan epif: 342
• A future ſtate of retriburion proved: 344
• That virtue is the intereſt of every: 351
• CONTENTS: 356
• Various definitions of miracles examined: 358
• 222: 360
• The obligation to obſerve the chriſtian ſab: 365
• A divine revelation proved highly expe: 366
• Prop CLIII Inquiry into the mode of baptiſm: 375
• That there is reaſon to hope for a divine: 379
• The reaſonableneſs of poſitive inftitutions: 385
• The nature and obligation of the Lords: 391
• PART VI: 400
• The queſtion concerning infant címmunion examined: 401
• 248: 407
• That the Mofaic law is not obligatory: 410
• That books were written by the firſt publiſhers: 412
• Teftimonies of the moſt ancient eccleſiaſtical: 415
• The chief properties of good angels: 419
• 348: 420
• Inſtances in which evil ſpirits interfere: 429
• The ſenſe of antiquity concerning the avlic: 430
• 256: 431
• 289: 435
• diſproved in the Scholia: 438
• The feripture account of what ſhall: 441
• That the precepts in the New Tef: 443
• Prop CIV That the Jewiſh religion is of great anti: 444
• That the books of the Old Teſtament were: 451
• The genuineneſs of the Old Teſtament: 463
• Teſtimonies from Heathen writers to: 477
• confingration Rated: 481
• The credibility of the Old Teftament hiftory: 483

Bibliographic information

• Title: A Course of Lectures on the Principal Subjects in Pneumatology, Ethics, and Divinity: With References to the Most Considerable Authors on Each Subject; 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
• Author: Philip Doddridge
• Publisher: S. Crowder [and 17 others], 1794
• Original from: Princeton University
• Digitized: Sep 19, 2008