SECT. I.

Proofs from Scripture, that the Nature and Powers of

Christ were derived from the Father

33

SECT. II.

The Scriptures teach that Christ is a distinct Being

from the Father, and subcrdinate to tim

39

SECT. III.

In what Sense Christ may be called God

53

SECT. IV.

On the Faith necessary for Salvation

63
SECT. V.
SECT. II.

Strange Consequences of the Doctrine that the Father,

Son, and Holy Spirit are one and the same Being

85

SECT. VI.

Explanation of certain Texts in the Gospel, which

have been supposed to prove the Identity of the

Father and Son

94

ON THE DIFFICULTIES AND DISCOURAGEMENTS

WHICH ATTEND THE STUDY OF THE SCRIP-

TURES

143

On the Text concerning the Mystery of Godliness

manifest in the Flesh

291

CHALRES BUTLER.

HISTORICAL OUTLINE OF THE CONTROVERSY

RESPECTING THE TEXT OF THE THREE

HEAVENLY WITNESSES

323

WHITBY'S

LAST THOUGHTS.