The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, Volume 2

Peter Buck, at the sign of the Temple, near the Inner-Temple-gate in Fleet-street, 1700 - 576 pagina's

CHA P	i

might fall under Humane Prudence and Obfervation	iii

Of Humane Reaſon	1

T HEDivine Authority of the Scriptures being proved in the First Book fuchPoints are cleared in theSecond	24

part of the World and that He may act more powerfully	31

Of the Style of the Holy Scriptures	52

T HE Grammatical Construction and Propriety of Speech p 53 Thofe whch are lookd upon	60

Parables were Suitable to the Customs of the Places	79

Of the Incarnation and Death of the Son of	308

dient as the Incarnation of the Son of God to procure	357

Salvation of Mankind p 357 1 The Doctrin	364

CHAP XXI	370

G a bad his son at left me 371 The Re Od bad beforeband uſed all other means to fhew	380

Tffice of God becaufe 1 Rewards and Puniſhments HE Eternity of HellTorments confiftent with the	384

This appears from Matt 25 ib The last Days of	393

Objections obviated p 359 The Eternity of Hell Tor	394

The Method p 86 Some Books of Scripture admirable	93

AN Controverly concerning the Authority of fome Books of Holy Scripture no prejudice to the reft	113

CHAP V	126

brew Vowels and the late invention of the Points no pre	130

felves no way prejudicial to the Authority of the Scrip	140

the Penmen of the Holy Scriptures p 145 The total	146

Jeem to have been made with defign p 151 The Terms	154

H Ow it comes to paſs that there are ſome things in the Scriptures hard to be understood p 157 Some	171

Some Prophecies purposely obfcure and why p 172 Some	177

No O Reafon to expect that the Scriptures fhould be fo penned as to afford no fufpicion of Contradiction	187

firft made by Mechanical Laws tho it was preferved	196

with refpect to the Angels p 200 with respect to	210

things are alike eafy to God yet Men are most inclined to admire and Glorify Him for the vast	222

TH He ufe of popular Expreffions implies neither the Af firmation nor the Denial of the Philofophical Truth	229

conduceth more to the Happiness of the Bleſſed than a	237

TH HE Fall of Angels how caufed p 243 The Fall of Man The effects of it Viſible however the Thing	255

was to cease upon the coming of the Melliah p 335	308

To fhew the Sincerity of the PenMen of the Scriptures	308

Thofe which feem Imprecations are oftentimes Predicti	308

Of Sacraments	395

Covenant with him ib 2 They are Tokens and Pled	404

Such inferences from thence as may afford a fufficient	411

TH Here is no Contradiction in this Miftery of our Reli gion p 412 The Distinction of the Three Perfons	414

The Infpiration of the Writers of the Scriptures did	421

Humane Perfons 417 Other things are and must be	427

G OD is certainly able to raise the Dead p 431 Bo dies after their Corruption and the Diffolution	437

Of the Reaſons why Chrift did not fhew himſelf	448

pearance of our Saviour himself could have been P	454

Any things in the Life of Chrift before his Paffion omitted by the Evangelifts p 459 And like	465

THE He Antiquity of Prophecies adds to their force and Evidence p 491 The Ceffation of Miracles	501

Of the Caufes why the Jews and Gentiles rejected	504

A Supernatural Grace neceſſary to True Faith p 504 Jews and Profelytes were converted in great Num	521

They would not be at the Pains rightly to understand	530

vent them P 539 It is not neceſſary that God should	549

be are no prejudice to the Truth and Certainty of Reli	557

infufficient the Objections must proceed from fome Mistake	563

dom for the Chriftian Religion p 568 The Causes of	570

Titel	The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion, Volume 2 The Reasonableness and Certainty of the Christian Religion
Auteur	Robert Jenkin
Editie	2
Uitgever	Peter Buck, at the sign of the Temple, near the Inner-Temple-gate in Fleet-street, 1700
Oorspronkelijk uit	Bayerische Staatsbibliothek (Augsburg, Staats- und Stadtbibliothek -- Th S 769 -2)
Gedigitaliseerd	28 juli 2016
Lengte	576 pagina's

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