The Mercersburg Review

Reformed church review.

THE

MERCERSBURG REVIEW.

PUBLISHED BY THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF MARSHALL

COLLEGE.

VOLUME IV.-1852.

NEQUE ENIM QUAERO INTELLIGERE UT CREDAM, SED CREDO UT INTELLIGAN.-
Anselm.

MERCERSBURG, PA:

P. A. RICE, Printer, "Journal Office."

1852.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS.

EARLY CHRISTIANITY-Third Article.-By J. W. N.

ZWINGLI AS A COMMENTATOR.-By J. H. A. B., Easton, Pa.

THE RELATION OF MAN TO NATURE.-By T. C. P., Mer-

cersburg, Pa.

FAIRBAIN'S TYPOLOGY. The Typology of Scripture, or the

Doctrine of Types, investigated in its principles, and

applied to the explanation of the earlier revelations

God, considered as preparatory exhibitions of the

leading truths of the Gospel. By Rev. Patrick Fair-

bairn, Salton. Two vols. in one. Pp. 325 and 324.

8 vo. Philadelphia: Daniels and Smith. 1852. By

J. W. N.

KOSSUTH IN AMERICA. [From Dr. Schaff's Kirchenfrund.]

By T. A., Mercersburg, Pa.

EUREKA. Eureka; or the Universe; A Prose Poem. By

Edgar A. Poe. New-York: Geo. P. Putnam. 1848.

Pp. 143. By J. C., Chambersburg, Pa.

THE HEAVENLY RECOGNITION. The Heavenly Recogni-

tion, or an Earnest and Scriptural Discussion of the

Question, Will we know our friends in Heaven?

By Rev. H. Harbaugh, A. M., author of "Heaven,

or the Sainted Dead." Philadelphia: Lindsay and

Blakiston. 1851. By T. A., Mercersburg, Pa.

PROTESTANTISM AND ROMANISM. By S. N. C., Jefferson,

Maryland.

PHILOSOPHY OF PERSECUTION. By J. C., Chambersburg,

Pennsylvania.

THE SYNERGISTIC LAWS OF SPIRITUAL LIFE IN MAN. By

N. M. S.

THE HEIDLEBERG CATECHISM. By J. W. N.

LATIN PRONUNCIATION. Elements of Latin Pronunciation,

for the use of Students in Language, Law, Medicine,

Zoology, Botany, and the Sciences generally in

which Latin words are used. By S. S. Haldeman,

A. M., Prof. of Natural History in the University of

Pennsylvania. Philadelphia: Lippincott, Grambo

and Co. 1851. 12mo. pp. 76. By W. M. N.,

Page.

SYSTEMATIC BENEVOLENCE. (First Part.) By P. S., Mer-

cersburg, Pa.

A WORD OF EXPLANATION. By J. W. N.

BOOK NOTICES.

SYSTEMATIC BENEVOLENCE. (Second Part.) By P. S.,

Mercersburg, Pa.

THEOLOGY OF LINGUISTICS. By A. B. C., South Glasten-
bury, Ct.

CYPRIAN. (First Article) By J. W. N.

STEPHEN, THE FIRST MARTYR. [Translated from Dr.

Schaff's Kirchenfreund.] By E. V. G., Tiffin, O. 278

DR. BERG'S LAST WORDS. Jehovah-Nissi, Ex. xvii: 15.

Farewell Words to the First German Reformed

Church, Race Street, Philadelphia. Delivered March

14, 1852. By Joseph F. Berg, D. D. Philadelphia:

Lippincott, Grambo & Co. By J. W. N.

THE DOCTRINE OF CHRISTIAN BAPTISM, and the Baptistic

Question. By Dr. H. Martensen, Prof. of Theol. in

the University of Copenhagen. By H. H., Lancas-

ter, Pa.

PRINCIPLES OF ECCLESIASTICAL UNITY. BY **

CYPRIAN. (Second Article.) By J. W. N.

THE APOSTOLICAL ORIGIN OF INFANT BAPTISM.

Schaff's "Geschichte der chr. Kirche."]

W., Baltimore, Md.

A DEVOUT MINISTRY. By E. V. G., Tiffin, O.

BOOK NOTICES. By J. W. N.

NOTICES OF Books. By C., Chambersburg, Pa.

CYPRIAN. (Third Article.) By J. W. N.

ZWINGLI AS A COMMENTATOR. By J. H. A. B., Easton, Pa.

CHRISTIAN BAPTISM AND THE BAPTISTIC QUESTION.

Translated from the German of Dr. Martensen. By

Rev. H. H., Lancaster, Pa.

CHURCH SKEPTICISM. By H.

453

475

486

EVANGEICAL RADICALISM. The Church Member's Manual

of Ecclesiastical Principles, Doctrines and Discipline;

Presenting a systematic view of the structure, poli-

ty, doctrines, and practices of Christian Churches,

as taught in the Scriptures. By William Crowell,

&c. Boston: Gould & Lincoln. 1852. By J. W. N. 508

CYPRIAN. (Fourth and Last Article.) By J. W. N.
NEANDER AS A CHURCH HISTORIAN. By P. S., Mercers-

burg Pa.

CHURCH SKEPTICISM. By E. E. H.

THE COMMUNION OF SAINTS. By T. A. Mercersburg, Pa. 590

THE ANTI-CREED HERESY. By J. W. N.

CLOSING NOTICE. By J. W. N.

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