felf;* and most abfurdly remarks, that a revela

Gibfon's firft paftoral letter, p. introduction, vol. I. p. 39, &c. anity, p. 92, &c.

24.

Harwood's

Bryant's chrifti

XXXIX. Types of Chrift. Barrow's works, vol. II. p. 288. vol. III. p. 364. Leflie's truth of chriftianity demonftrated, p. 92, &c Jenkins's christianity, vol. I. p. 249. Biliop Gibson's first paftoral letter, p. 15. M'Euent on the types. Newton's prophecies, vol. I. diff. VI.

XL. Prodigies at the crucifixion of Chrift. Whifton, Sykes, and Chapman, on Phlegon's tef timony. Maundrell's travels, p. 72. Boffuet's univ. hift. vol. I. p. 115. Weekly mifcellany, vol. I. p. 352, &c.

XLI. Refurrection of Chrift. Lightfoot's works, vol. I. p. 734, &c. Hammond's works, vol. I. p. 283, &c. Du Pin's ecclef. hift. vol. I. P. 23. Bishop Pearson on the creed, p. 252, &c. Boyle on the XXXIX articles, p. 22, &c. Bur net on do. p. 73, &c. Barrow's works, vol. I. fermon XXIX, XXX. Jenkins's christianity, vol. I. chap. XIX. Grotius, book II. §. VI, VII. Deifin revealed, vol. I. p. 26, &c. Benfon's chriftianity, vol. I. p. 83, &c. Leland's view of deistical writers, vol. III. p. 95, &c. Bishop Sherlock's trial of the witneffes; and difcourfes, vol. I. difc. VII. Bryant on the truth of chrif tianity, p. 184, 185. Weft on the refurrection of Chrift.

* P. 13.

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tion can be a revelation only to the person to whom it is thus made.

XLII. Chrift, after his crucifixion, was worship. ped by learned men. Grotius, book II. §. III, iv, V.

XLIII Afcenfion of Christ. Bishop Pearson on the creed, p. 269, &c. Barrow's works, vol. 1. p. 452, &c. Stackh, bod. div. vol. II. chap. III. Burnet on the XXXIX articles, p. 82.

XLIV. Predictions of the apostles. Sharpe's II. argument, p. 97, &c.; Deifm revealed, vol. II. p. 255, &c. Newton's prophefies, vol. II. diff. XXII, XXIII, XXIV,

XLV. Miraculous gifts and powers of the apoftles. Barrington's mifcellanea. facra, effay I. P. 3945. II. p. 51 53 Chandler on. Joel, P133147. Stebbing againft Fofter, II. letter, p. 40 54. Leland against Morgan, vol. II. p. 225 230. Middleton on miraculous powers, ap. poft works. Jones's jewish ant f. CCCXVIIICCCXXVI. Benfon's chriftianity, vol. I. p. 92 — 110. vol. II. p. 174 — 183. Bishop Gibson's III paftoral letter, p. 22 → 32

XLVI. The apoftles wrought miracles and ena. bled others to do fo. Jenkins's christianity, vol. I. chap. XVI. Stackh. bod. div. vol. I. p. 41. Grotius, book III, §. VII,

XLVII. Chriftianity founded on judaifm. Ca. ve's primitive christianity, p. 22, 23. Du Pin's

Is the conveyance then of truth from one per

ecclef. hift. vol. II. p. 5. Warburton's divine legation, vol. II. p. 47. Barrow's works, vol. II. difc. XVIII, XIX, XX. Grotius, book V.

XLVIII. Salutary effects of christianity. Tertul. apol. chap. XXXVII, XXXVIII, XXXIX, XLII, XLIII, XLV. Cave's prim. chrift part, I, p. 58, &c. part II. Fleury's ecclef. hift. vol. I. p. 295, 424 Weekly mifcellany, vol. I. p. 360, &c. Stackh. bed. div. vol. I. p. 38. Benfon's chriftianity, vol. II. p. 258, &c. Harwood's introduction, vol. I. p. 92, &c.

XLIX. The bleffings of the gofpel proffered to all men. Bishop Pearfon on the creed, p. 348, &c. Stackh. bod. div. vol. II. p. 732. Knox's difcourfes, vol. I. p. 216-220.

L. Perfpicuity of the doctrines of the gofpel. Stackh. bod div. vol. I. p. 63. Knox's dif courtes, vol. I. p. 208 217. White's fer. mons, at Bampton's lectures, a very recent pub. lication, p. 199.

LI. Certainty of a future ftate of rewards and punishments. Bishop Pearton on the creed, p. 292-306; 389-398. Barrow's works, vel. 1. p. 456 461; 481 483. vol. II.— Serm. XXXIII. Stackh. bod. vol. II. chap. VIH, Ramfay's philofophical principles, vol. I. p. 176. Jenkins's chriftianity, vol. II. chap. XXIV. Burnet on the XXXIX articles, art. IV. Turner on the practice of religion, chap. II

fon to another, by writing, or otherwife, impoffi

LII. Christianity only, adapted to the state of man. Barrow's works, fermon XVI. Jenkins's christianity, vol. II. chap. XXI. Grotius, book II. §. VIII-XVI.

LIII. Evil fpirits fubject to the command of the primitive chriftians. Tertullian's apology, chap. XXIII. Saint Cyprian, on the vanity of idols, §. I. Lactantius, de Juft. lib. V. cap. XXI.

LIV. Silence of the heathen oracles, on the publication of the gofpel. Tertullian's apology, chap. XXII, XXIII. Eufeb. præp. evang. lib. V. cap. I. XVII. Porphyrius apud eufeb. ib. Athanafius lib. de incarn. verb. dei. p. 101, &c. Cyrillus Alexandr. contra Julianum, lib. VI. p. 198. Gregor. Nazianz. ora. III, in Julianum. p. 91. Theodoritus adverfus Græcos. ferm. X. De Oraculis. Mede's works, p. 193. Answer to M. de Fontenelle's history of oracles, part III. Hammond's works, vol. I. p. 191.

LV. Oppofition that chriftianity met with, foretold. Weekly mifcellany, vol. I. p. 370, &c. Sharpe's II. argument, p. 97, &c. Deifmi reveal ed, vol. II. p. 255.

LVI. Chriftianity could not fuccessfully have been propagated by Chrift and his apofiles, had it been an impofture. Eufeb.demonftrat. evang. lib. III. $. III. Benfon's chriftianity, vol. II. P. 235, &c. Beattie's evidence, p. 30, &c.

ble ? Contrary to the fenfe of the whole world

LVII. Christians protected by the wifeft of the roman emperors. Tertullian's apology, chap. V.

LVIII. Chriftianity not chargeable with fuperftition. Lives of the fathers,. vol. I. p. 167, vol. II. p. 524. Burnet on the XXXIX articles, p. 296. Mofheim's church hiftory, vol. I. p. 465. Beattie's evidences, p. 103.

LIX. Sufferings of chriftians for their faith. Eufeb. ecclef. hift. p. 46-176; Fleury's ecclef. hift. vol. I. p. 100, 123, 153, 166, 180. Lives of the fathers, vol. I. p. 25, 35, 39, 67, 86, 97, 103, 117, 128, 145, 154, 155, 160. Jenkins's christianity, vol. II. chap. XXXIII. Addison's evidences, §. VII. Bryant's chriftianity, p. 155, &c.

LX. Christianity hath been rejected, principally, by perfons of ignorance, prejudice or vice. Tertullian's apology, chap. V. Barrow's works, vol. II. p. 9, &c. Jenyns's lectures, lect. II.

Barrow's

LXI. Confutation of paganifm. works, vol. II, difc. XIV. England's morals of the ancients, chap. ult. St. Real, vol. I. Grotius, book IV. Warburton's legation, vol. III. p. 8, &c. Doddridge's lectures, prop. LXXXIX. Potter's antiquities of Greece, vol. I. book II.Jenkins's christianity, vol. I. book III. chap. IV. Stackh. bod. div. vol. I. chap. VIII. Lef lie's truth of chriftianity demonftrated, p. 122, &c. Jones's difquifitions, p. 92, &c. Jenyns's works, vol. II. p. 104, &c. Beattie's evidences,