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

Philip Doddridge

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

Contents

• fidered Schol: 1
• P I An idea i TXXXVI Moral fitneſs and un II A being fitneſs LÓ L: 2
• The properties of a bring ib XXXVII Obligation in reafia IV Body: 3
• PART VII: 15
• The delrines of the New Teſtament: 39
• Inquiry into the mode of baptiſm: 46
• Divine Vol ii p: 47
• Prop ĆLXIII The arguments for and againſt: 58
• That the Old Tefiament was written: 77
• Prop CXÍX Pallages in the Old Teſtament objected: 83
• Pretended immoralities in the Old Tefia: 100
• and intereſt: 103
• Spirit ibid XXXVIII Moral refiitudes: 104
• Der Subject Vol i P Def Subject Vol ii: 109
• The chief contraditions in fcripture enumes: 119
• That the ſcripture account of the: 147
• APPENDIX to Prop CXXVI That Chriſt was: 158
• Scriptures enumerated in which: 164
• Preumatology ibid XXXIX Holineſs: 169
• ibid XL Perfeči goodneſs: 172
• concerning the ſpring of action in the Deity: 177
• Divine names titles c afcribed: 179
• Prop CXXXÍ Opinions of the ancient Fathers com: 188
• tion on this ſubject Schol 1: 196
• fonal virtues 198: 198
• The lawfulneſs of killing brute animals: 206
• That Adams fin is in fome degree: 210
• Agoni and patient 61 XLII Ethical and logical trath XII Natural good and evil ib: 212
• The facuities of a being ib XLIII A lye: 213
• Proi CXXXVÍ That Chriſt has made farisfuction: 218
• A mans own body 12 XLIV A promifeje 1217: 220
• The obligation to truth hewn: 222
• Time 29 XLVIII Marriage: 225
• Arguments againſt polygamy: 228
• That faith is required in the gospel: 230
• In what cafes divorce is all wable: 235
• Primary and ſecondary XLIX Concubinage: 237
• A view of the controverſy be: 241
• Poſitive inftitutions 384: 243
• The advantages of a community above: 244
• Mental kahit 48 LII A law: 246
• ibid XXV Moral friedom 52 LV Civil and municipal laws: 247
• That faith and obedience are pro: 249
• The patriarchal ſcheme of geernment: 253
• Inquiry into the beſt form of govern: 260
• The power of the magiſtrate to inflict: 270
• Severance exanined 26: 272
• A ſelfexiſtení being 65 LVII War: 273
• Simply infinite and LVIII Public and private wur infinite ſecundúm quid 68: 275
• PROP LXXIV Of government founded on conqueſt: 278
• Plenary ſuperintendent LXXXVIII Predeftination: 282
• Inſpiration of elevationib demiption: 288
• 3 285 Pepp LXXVII The unlawfulneſs of inflicting civil: 289
• Inſpiration of ſuggef XC The covenant of grace: 301
• The conſtitution of the covenant of grace: 302
• The juſtice of God proved: 304
• GOD S 6 LX Kepentance: 306
• The preſence of a fpi LXII Tlie light of nature: 307
• PART IV: 313
• The means of virtue recommended: 326
• Arguments in proof of the immate: 328
• Supernatural gifts and XCII The Church of Chriſt: 337
• Whether the ſoul be extended: 339
• The probability of ſome created: 345
• That virtue is the intereft of every: 351
• Place of a body 138 LXVI Theology: 356
• Various definitions of miracles examined: 361
• That uncontrouled miracles prove: 373
• Of the external evidence with which: 389
• PART X: 400
• Perfon 169 XCV A facrament: 405
• That books were written by the firſt publiſhers: 412
• Teſtimonies of the moſt ancient ecclefiaftical: 415
• The chief properties of wicked angels: 421
• The ſenſe of antiquity concerning the avlic: 430
• Power aflive and paſſive the the idea: 437
• That the Jewiſh religion is of great anti: 444
• Thai the books of the Old Teſtament extant: 454
• Nothing can of itſelf ariſe t: 457
• The genuineneſs of the Old Teſtament: 461
• Inquiry how far good angels are concerned: 469
• The credibility of Jeſus as a divine: 474
• The ſcripture doEtrine of the general: 481

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, 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
• Author: Philip Doddridge
• Publisher: S. Crowder [and 17 others], 1794
• Original from: Princeton University
• Digitized: Sep 19, 2008