:

LECTURE VIII.

OF THE PUBLICK SERVICE.

General Remarks, p. 177--180.–Of á known Language, p.

180_182.--Of the Traditions of the Church, p. 182—185.

--Appoin:men of Occasion and Time, p. 185—188.--Ques-

tion of Fo.ms of Prayer, p. 189--195.-Objections, p. 197.

-Utility, p. 197—201.--Omissions, p. 201—203.-Appli-

cation, p. 203.

DISSERTATION I.

OF BAPTISMAL REGENERATION.

Passages of Scripture, p. 205, 206... Jewish Proselytism, p.

206—209.-Other Passages, p. 209, 210.–Passages ob-

jected, p. 210.. 212.-- Conversion, p. 212--213.--Fathers,

p. 213, 215.—This Church, p. 215, 216.--Ground of de-

fence of Infanı Baptism, p. 217, 218.--Objections, 218–

221.-Novelty and Origin of the opposite Opinion, p. 221-

222.

DISSERTATION II.

OF THE CATHOLICK CHURCH.

Remarks on Catholick Communion, p. 223-225.-Rule of

Vincent, p. 225, 226.--A Passage in Irenæus, p. 226–

228.-Uniiy of the Church, p. 228, 229.-Alleged Infalli-

bility, p. 229–232.

DISSERTATION III.

OF THE FORGIVENESS OF SIN.”

Section I. Auricular Confession--Texts against it, p. 233,

234.- Fathers against it, p. 234.--Origin of the Practice,

p. 234, 235.--Silence of Fathers, p. 235--237.--Bad Con.

sequences, 237, 238.--Section II. Assurance. Texts mis-

understood, p. 238—241.-Texts against it, p. 241, 242.--

Objections to the Doctrine, p. 242--245.

DISSERTATION IV.

OF REDEMPTION.

Division of the Subject. Section I. Of the Divinity of Christ.

--Introductory Chapters of St. Mathew and St. Luke, p.

246, 247.--Introduction of the Gospel of St. John, p. 247.

248.-Commission, Matt. xxviii. 19, p. 248, 249.-Refer-

ences to Texts, p. 249–252.--Fathers, p. 252--256.--S-C-

tion II. Of the Propitiatory Sacrifice, p. 256.- Meaning

opened, p. 256--258.–And proved, 258--262.- Reconcili-

ation, p. 262, 263.-F.thers, p. 263, 264.-Section III. Of

the extent of the Benefit.-General Se se of Scripture, p.

265, 266.-Begining of the cotrary Doctrine, p. 265 266.

-The Sense of the Church, 266–269.-Section IV. Of an

Improved Version (so called); Design of this Section, p. 269,

270.–First two Chapters of St. Matthew, '. 270—277,-

First two Chapters of St. Luke, p. 277-278.- Beginning

of St. John, p 279.–284.--Other Passages, p. 284–289.

Propitiatory Sacrifice, p. 289—303.—Exploded Passage of

St. Luke, p. 303--307.-Gei eral Remarks on the Version

and on Unitarianism, p. 307–310.--Newcome vindicated,

p. 311, 312,

DISSERTATION. V.

OF THE WORSHIP OF IMAGES.

Second Commandment. p. 313, 314.-Israelitish History, p.

314 319.-The Jews in our Lord's Day, p. 319, 320.-

The Primitive Church, p. 320–324.--The Origin and the

Progress of the Practice, p. 324-326.- An errone. us Con-

struction of the Commandment p. 326---330.---Aggrava'ion

in the Unlawfulness of the Object p. 330.---Cessation

must precede the Conversion of the Jews, 331,332.

DISSERTATION VI.

OF THE LORD'S PRAYER, AS A FORM.

The Notice of it as such, by sundry of the Fathers, p. 332---

334.---The Results, p. 334, 335.---

DISSERTATION VII:

OF BAPTISM.

Section I. Of Baptism as an ins:ituted Rite, p. 335---338...

Commission, p. 338, 339.---Baptism of the piri, p. 339---

341.---Plea of temporary Indulgence, p. 341 --- 344, 345.---

Primitive Church, p. 345.--347..--Section II. Of Infant Bap-

tism ---General Term of the Commission, p. 347 --349.---Evi-

dence of Infant Membership, p. 349---358.---Result p. 358,

359.---Priinitive Christians, p. 359---362.---Immersion and

Affusion, p. 362, 363.

DISSERTATION VIII.

OF THE EUCHARIST.

Section 1. Authority of the Institution, p. 363, 364.---Evidence,

p. 364---367.-Perpetvity, p 367 ---370.--Sixth Chapter of

St John, and Plea of Perfection, p. 370, 371.---Section II.
Of Transubstantiation: Fathers, p. 371, 372.---Varied
Phraseology, p. 372, 373..--Evidence of the spiritual Sense,

p. 373 374 ---Onjection of the Neuter Gender, p. 374, 375
---Illustration from the Talmuds, p. 375.---Objection to
Figurative Interpretation, p. 375 376. Some Passages ob.

jected, p. 376, 377.---Testimonies from the Fathers, p. 377,

378.---The late Origin, p. 388, 389.---Section III. Errour

of some Proiestants,.--Sacrifice, Altar, and Priest, p. 389,
390.---Scripture, p. 390---395.---The Fathers, p. 395---398.

This Church, p. 398---400.---Reasons of the Discussion, p.
400---403.

DISSERTATION IX.

OF THE SPIRITUAL JURISDICTION CLAIMED BY

THE BISHOP OF ROME.

Question of the Supremacy of St. Peter, p. 403---405.---Pas-

sages of Scripture, p. 406---407.---Fathers, p. 407 ---409.---

Succession to the Supremacy, p. 409, 410.---St. Peter not
Bishop of Rome, p. 410---412.-His Supremacy, if it ex-

isted did not descend, p. 412---414.---Councils, p. 414---
417.---Remarks on the Claim p. 418, 419.---The Temporal
Authority affirmed by some, p. 420---424..

DISSERTATION X.

OF EPISCOPACY.

The moderate Ground taken by the Church of England, and

by this Church, p. 424---427.---The Special Mini try of the
Apostles, including St. Paul, p. 427 --- 430.---They associa-

ted others in the Permanent Ministry p. 430, 431.---Case
of St. James, p. 431-434.-Of Barnabas, p. 434-436.-
Of Timothy Titus and others, p. 436-451.-Ignatius, p.

451-453. Other Fathers, p. 453—457.--The Episcopacy

was Diocesan ---Of Congregational Episcopacy, in a Pastor
and Lay Elders, p. 457–463.-Or in a Bishop differing

from Presbyters in office only, p. 463-0468.--Limit of
this Discussion, p. 468.

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DISSERTATION XI. -

OF TRADITION.

Equivocal use of the Word p. 469:--471.---Design of perpe-

tuating by Written Records, p. 47 1 ---473.---Testimony of

the Fathers, p. 473.---476.-.-Preservation of Scripture, p.

476, 477.---Traditions, some dropped, and sume opposite

to others, p. 477, 478.---Some things erroneously affirmed

to rest on Tradition, p. 478---481,

DISSERTATION XII.

OF ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE OF THE FORMS OF

PRAYER, IN THE JEWISH AND THE CHRISTIAN

CHURCHES,

Evidence from Scripture, p. 48 1 ---484.---And from primitive

Practice, p. 484---489.---Difficulıy of assigning a beginning

p. 489.---Importance annexed by this Church, to the De-

votional Part of the Service, p. 489---494.

DISSERTATION XIII.

OF CERTAIN PROPERTIES, OF THE PUBLICK WOR-

SHIP OF THIS CHURCH.

Reading of the Scriptures, p. 495---501. The joining of the

People, p. 501 ---504.---Bodily Worship, 504---506.

Page 11, 1. 13, for inward,

read innocent.

23, 1. 20, looking of,

looking for pf

63, 1. 29, twelfth,

second.

71, 1. 24, XX.

xxii.
93, 1. 23,
xii. 21,

xi. 20.

114 marg
ynoneion,

μυςης Ιον. .

125, 1. 17, Jairus,

the jailor.

135, marg.
κρισις, ,

xgirece.

139, 1. 5, first of the two,

first two.

141, l. 18, sixteenth,

sixth.

159, 1. 25, by,

with.

177, contents, objections,

omissions.

191, 1. 14, twenty fifth,

twenty third.

197, marg.
mogen,

μορφωσις. .

202, l. 21, Church,

Clerk.

205, l. 5, 6,

5.

206, 1. 28, thirty eighth,

thirty ninth.

209, marg. T018TWG,

T018TWY.

213, 1. 14, Matthew 14, 15,

Matthew 13. 15.

213,1 15, xxxii,

xxü.

218, 1.15, note, all,

at all.

221, l. 13, Indefeasibility,

Indefectibility.

234, l. 2, Jairus,

the jailor.

246, contents, Matthew xxix.

Matthew xxviii.

247, l. 9, first two chapters, first chapter.

250, 1. 23, xxviii. 21,

xxi. 33.

251, l. 7, viii,

is.

252, l. 14, 1 Thess. &c.

1 Thess. i. 3-iii. 11

-2 Thess. ii. 16.

256, marg.

។

262, l. 23, Ixvi.

xlv.

285, 1 5, note, abbreviations,

variations.

287, 1. 31, iii,

290, 1. 30. 25,

21.

297, 1. 35, twentieth,

nineteenth.

326, 1. 32,

20.

328, last I. eight,

ninth.

332, 1. 28, verse & xxi,

verses & xj.

338, 1. 22, third,

second.

357, l. 5, Apostles,

Apostle,

379, 1. 12, evident,

evidence.

380, l. 5, xli,

схіі. .

387, 1. 12, fourth,

twelfth.

390, margo

1

397,1, 33, Priests,

Priest.

406, 1. 19, first,

8omne.

418, 1. 29, three,

almost three.

432, l. 4,
xvi.

vi.

458, I. 36, obey,

remember.

460, 1. 16,
again where,

again.

464, 1. 34, 42,

44.

465, marg. IgorEYX,

Προσευχη. .

470, 1. 15, next chapter but one, fifteenth chapter

501, l. 12, science,

service,

208, 1. 8, Sallust,

Terence.

386, 1. 21, 1772,

1672.

19,