Of his death. p. 83. 153. (e)

And resurrection. p. 83. (z) — 110. — 135.

153. (e)

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Of the gift of the Holy Ghost. p. 162.-

164. 167.168.

Of the sufferings his followers should un-

dergo. p. 165.

Of the powers they should possess.

p. 163. (z)

Of the vengeance that should follow after

his death. p. 32. (o) — 75, —76. — 125.

202.

Of the time within which it should occur.

p. 33. (s)- 46. (s) — 48. (l)

Of the discrimination there should be be-

tween his followers and opponents.

p. 76. (t)

Of the future success of Christianity.

p. 190. (y)-218.

III. Miracles, and Observations thereon.
Miracles of the loaves. p. 96. (2)—193.
(y) (z)

the draught of fishes. p. 187. (d)
turning water into wine. p. 62.
calming the sea. p. 68. (y)
sending devils into swine. p. 68.
casting out a devil from the daughter
of a Canaanitish woman. p. 91.
healing a deaf and dumb man. p. 204.
healing a leper. p. 63.

On the conduct of Judas. p. 102. (u)
On the ignorance of the Apostles as to
the nature of Christ's kingdom. p. 143.
(t) — 153. (b) — 158. (e) — 162. (t)
On their desertion of Christ, and subse-
quent zeal. p. 40. (7) — 112. (b)—153. (i)
On their intrepidity after the ascension.
p. 40. (1)-87. (t)

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On their exertions. p. 163. (u) — 179. (c)

On the extent to which they taught.

p. 163. (u)-179. (c)-234. (m)

On their sufferings. p. 65. (b) — 79. (q)

148. (c) 195. (p)

On the powers they possessed. p. 157. (o)

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208. (p)—216. (d)

On the gift of tongues. p. 166. (z)

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171. (z)

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On their conduct in advancing God's

glory, not their own. p. 34. (t)

On the testimony they bore to the resur-

rection. p. 139. (g) — 141.

On their expectations as to the time

called," the coming," or "day of the

"Lord." p. 28. (g) - 469. (b)

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p.

65. (a)

On the conversion of St. Paul.

On his conduct.

On his exertions and sufferings. p. 79. (q)

-215. (n)

On his opposition to the Jewish prejudices,
and decrying the Mosaic law. p. 204.
(d), (e), (g)-211. (b)

V. Miscellaneous Observations.
On the internal evidence of Christianity.
p. 27. (b) — 61. (b) — 192. (l) — 209. (k)

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233. (i)

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Sin, the cause of disbelief. p. 215. (p) .

Sin of destroying the faith of others.
page 219.
Authenticity of the five books of Moses.
p. 54. (y)-98. (e)

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-Old Testament. p. 98.

(e) — 142. (r)
On the nature and efficacy of Christ's sa-
crifice. p. 47. (c) — 52. (p) — 148. (h)
-169.(i)-170. (o)-191.(b)-365.(o)
On the caution of Christ. p. 189. (g)
On the expectation of his coming. p. 35.
(l) — 38. (y) — 69. (l) — 71. (q)

VI. On the Pre-existence and Divinity of

Christ.

Application to him of the title, "Son of
David." page 101. (d)

Instances in which he assumes divine
titles. p. 99.

the highest titles are
ascribed to him. p. 138. (z)-169. (d)
-189. (g)-215. (r) — 229. (q)

power

he

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or attributes.

assumes

divine

p. 45. (r)

63. (p)-68. (a)-84. (c)-147. (x)-

149.(k) ()-208. (z)-213. (y)-221.

(n)-231. (t)

ascribed to him.

power

is

divine

p. 231. (a)

he is made the object
of worship or prayer. p. 45. (q) — 63.
(0)-87. (u)-91. (g) 157. (r)

Other arguments for his divinity. p. 12.(t)

—13. (e) — 14. (h) (l) — 15. (m) (n) — 29.

(m)-70.(m)-76. (u)-87. (y)-92.(s)

102.120. (b)-154. (o)-155. (d)

156. (i) 160. (s) (t) 164. (n)

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184. (k) 185. (o)-201. (a)-472. (s)

310. (c)

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How far he is equal with the Father.

p. 14, ()-15. (m) — 42, (s) — 43.

66. (l) — 144. (k) — 168. (y) — 170. ( p)

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