Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1849, by WILLIAM H. WARDWELL,

in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of Massachusetts.

ANDOVER:

J. D. FLAGG & W. H. WARDWELL,

STEREOTYPERS AND PRINTERS.

CONTENTS OF VOL. VI.

NO. XXI.

Article.

I. DEMOSTHENES AND MASSILLON,

Page.
1

Condensed and translated from the work of Dr. Theremin, entitled: "Demos.

themes and Massillon-A Contribution to the History of Eloquence." Berlin,

1845. By J. B. Lyman, M. A.

II. DOCTRINE OF THE RESURRECTION OF THE DEAD,

Translated from De Wette's Commentary on the XV. Chapter of the First Epis-

tle to the Corinthians. 2d edition. 1845.

26

III. OF THE NATURAL PROOFS OF THE IMMORTALITY

OF THE SOUL,

By George I. Chace, Prof. of Chemistry and Geology in Brown University.

IV. THE DELuges of ogyGES AND DEUCALION,

Translated from the French, as given in Ovid's Works, Oxford edition, 1826.

Vol. 3d. By Rev. J. Richards, D. D., Hanover, N. H.

48

V. THE GREEK DRAMA,

By R. D. C. Robbins, Professor of Languages in Middlebury College, Vt.

The Relation of the Poetry to the Government and Culture of the

Greeks,

The Origin and Nature of the Greek Drama,

The Greek Theatre and Manner of representing Plays in it,

84

VII. ENGLISH PURITANISM IN THE TIMES OF THE COM-

114

Prepared by Edward D. Neill, Home Missionary in North Western Illinois.

VIII. DORNER'S HISTORY OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE

PERSON OF CHRIST,

By Professor Henry B. Smith, Amherst College.

IX. REMARKS ON CERTAIN ERRONEOUS METHODS AND

PRINCIPLES IN BIBLICAL CRITICISM,

By Prof. B. B. Edwards.

156

185

X. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS, AND MISCELLANIES, 197

NO. XXII.

I. SPIRITUALITY OF THE BOOK OF JOB AS EXHIB-

ITED IN A COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER XIV., EX-

AMINED IN CONNECTION WITH OTHER PASSAGES,

205

By Tayler Lewis, LL. D., Professor of Greek in the University of the City of New York.

II. THE SOOFEES,

Compiled from Tholuck's SsUFISMUS sive Theosophia Persarum Pantheistica,

and from other sources, by Rev. Daniel P. Noyes, M. A., Brooklyn, N. Y.

229

By Edward Robie, Assistant Instructor in Hebrew, Andover Theol. Seminary.

3. The Origin of Sin,

4. The Universality of Sin,

248

255

5. The increasing Power of Sin in the Development of the Indi-

II. The relation of Language to Nature; or of Words to Things,

284

V. REINHARD'S SERMONS,

300

By Edwards A. Park, Professor in Andover Theological Seminary.

§ 1. Prefatory Remarks,

300

2. Life and Labors of Reinhard,

301

3. Novelty and Variety of his Themes for the Pulpit,

303

CONTENTS OF VOL. VI.

4. Connection of his Themes with his Texts,

305

5. Connection of his Themes with the Occasions on which they

6. Rhetorical Structure of his Discourses,

309

314

7. Their Vivacity,

325

8. Their Fitness to excite the curiosity of hearers or readers,

330

VI. THE DISCOURSE OF PAUL AT ATHENS. A COM-

MENTARY, ON ACTS XVII. 16-34,

338

III. Kedesh of Naphtali and the Hûleh,

374

IV. Kadesh-Barnea, "in the uttermost border of Edom,"

377

6. Church History,

419

7. Single Branches of Church History.-History of Missions,

8. Continuation. History of Doctrines,

422

423

14. General Character of the Three Ages of Church History,

15. Continuation,

436

439

II. CEMETERIES,

442

By Rev. J. Richards, D. D., Hanover, N. H.

III. CLAIMS OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES ON THE

CHRISTIAN MINISTRY, .

By Rev. John Jay Dana, South Adams, Ms.

Translated and somewhat abridged from v. Bohlen's "Das Alte Indien."

By W. D. Whitney, Northampton, Mass.

On the Grammatical Structure of the Sanskrit,

V. SPIRITUALITY OF THE BOOK OF JOB AS EXHIB

ITED IN A COMMENTARY ON CHAPTER XIV., EX-

AMINED IN CONNECTION WITH OTHER PASSAGES,

461

471

471

486

By Tayler Lewis, LL. D., Professor of Greek in the University of the City of New York.

VI. REINHARD'S SERMONS,

507

By Edwards A. Park, Professor in Andover Theological Seminary.

[Concluded from No. XXII. p. 337.]

VII. OF THE DEPENDENCE OF THE MENTAL POWERS

UPON THE BODILY ORGANIZATION,

By George I. Chace, Prof. of Chemistry and Geology in Brown University.

534

VIII. BIBLICAL CHRONOLOGY (FROM WINER'S LEXICON),