TAYLOR (N. W.) Lectures on the moral De providentia. (Græce et Latine.) 16°. Parisiis, 1633. TURNER (W.) A compleat history of the most remarkable providences, both of judgment and mercy, which have happened in this present age. fol. London, 1697. WERDERMANN (J. C. G.) Neuer Versuch zur Theodicée, oder über Freyheit. 8°. Dessau und Leipzig, 1784. WILLIAMS (E.) An essay on the equity of An essay on the probation ROSKOFF (G.) Geschichte des Teufels. 2 v. 8°. Leipzig, 1869. SATAN (The) of Scripture. By a Clergyman. [anon.] 16°. London, 1876. SCOTT (W.) The existence of evil spirits proved; and their agency explained and illustrated. 12°. London, 1853. [Congregational Lecture, v. 9.] SHEDD (W.) Letters to W. E. Channing, on the existence and agency of fallen spirits. 12°. Boston, 1828. TIMPSON (T.) The angels of God: their nature, character, ranks and ministerial services. 2d ed. 12°. London, 1847. WHATELY (R.) A view of the Scripture relations respecting good and evil angels. 2d ed. 16°. Philadelphia, 1856. 4. ANTHROPOLOGY. a. Nature and original state of Man. AUGUSTINUS (A.) On the soul and its origin. A new translation. 8°. Edinburgh, 1874. [In his Works, v. 12.] BABER (T.) The state of man originally mutable and imperfect. 8°. London, 1822. BECK (J. T.) Outlines of Biblical psychology. From the 3d Ger. ed. 12°. Edinburgh, 1877. CHILD'S (The) book on the soul. Translated into Armeno-Turkish by M. Powers. 24°. Smyrna, 1839. DELITZSCH (F.) A system of Biblical psychology. Translated by R. E. Wallis. 2d ed. 8°. Edinburgh, 1869. DES MARETS or MARESIUS (S.) Refutatio fabulae praeadamiticae. 24°. Groningae, 1656? DREW (S.) An original essay on the immateriality and immortality of the human soul. 2a ed. 8°. Bristol, 1803. HARRIS (J.) Man primeval: or, the constitution and primitive condition of the human being. 12°. Boston, 1870. IVES (C. L.) The Bible doctrine of the soul. 16°. Philadelphia, 1878. LAIDLAW (J.) The Bible doctrine of man. 8°. Edinburgh, 1879. [Cunningham Lectures, v. 7.] LUEDEMANN (H.) Die Anthropologie des Apostels Paulus. 8°. Kiel, 1872. MEAD (C. M.) The soul here and hereafter : a Biblical study. 16°. Boston, 1879. OBERTHUR (F.) Biblische Anthropologie. 2o aufl. 4 v. in 3. 8°. Münster, 1808-26. PHIPPS (J.) The original and present state of man. 12°. London, 1783. The same. 16°. Phila., 1836. PLATO. Phaedo; or the immortality of the soul. Translated by C. S. Stanford. New ed., with the opinions of philosophers and divines on the soul's immortality, notes, and a catalogue of works. 12°. New York, 1854. SWEDENBORG (E.) On the intercourse be tween the soul and the body. 18°. Boston, 1828. WEST (E.) The excellency of man, deduced from reason and revelation. 8°. London, 1847. See, also, ANNIHILATIONISM; ANTHROPOLOGY, Scientific; FUTURE STATE; FUTURE LIFE, p. 115; MENTAL SCIENCE; MOSAIC RECORD OF CREATION, p. 135; Origin of MAN, p. 136. b. Covenant of Works. BOSTON (T.) A view of the covenant of works from the Sacred records. 16°. Edinburgh, 1772. -The same. 12°. Phila., 1827. GIB (A.) A view of the covenant of works. 8°. Phila., 1788. [In his Sacred contemplations.] WARDLE (R.) Lectures on the dispensations of God with Adam. 16°. Newbury, 1827. WITSIUS (H.) The oeconomy of the covenants between God and Man. Translated out of the Latin. 3 v. 8°. London, BERSIER (E.) The oneness of the race in its fall and its future. From the French by Annie Harwood. 12°. London, 1871. BOARDMAN (H. A.) The Scripture doctrine of original sin. 16°. Phila., 1839. EDWARDS (J.) The great Christian doctrine of original sin defended. 8°. Boston, 1758. HOPKINS (S.) The doctrine of the two covenants, wherein the nature of original sin is explained, etc. 8°. London, 1809. LEMME (L.) Die religionsgeschichtliche Bedentung des Dekalogs. Prolegomena zu einer alttestamentlichen Lehre von der Sünde. 8°. Breslau, 1880. LETTERS to Wm. Wilberforce, on the doctrine of hereditary depravity. [anon.] 12°. Boston, 1799. M'ILVAINE (J. H.) The tree of the knowledge of good and evil. 12°. New York, 1847. MAU (H. A.) Vom Tode dem Solde der MICHAELIS (J. D.) Gedanken über die Lehre OWEN (J.) The nature, power and deceit of indwelling sin. 12. Phila., 1842. PAYNE (G.) The doctrine of original sin. 8°. London, 1845. [Congregational Lecture, v. 11.] SCHAFF (P.) Die Sünde wider den heiligen Geist. 8°. Halle, 1841. STRAFFEN (G. M.) Sin as set forth in Holy Scripture. 12°. New York, 1876. [Hulsean Lecture for 1874.] TAYLOR (J.) The Scripture doctrine of original sin. 8°. London, 1740. FRIENDLY (A) dialogue, upon the nature of duty. [anon.] 18°. Newburyport, 1784. GIBSON (J.) Man's ability: with its relation to gospel doctrine and moral responsibility, scripturally considered. 12°. Glasgow, 1850. GRIFFIN (E.) The doctrine of Divine efficiency. 8°. New York, 1813. HARVEY (J.) An examination of the Pelagian and Arminian theory of Moral Agency as recently advocated by Dr. Beecher. 12°. New York, 1837. HAZARD (R. G.) Zwei Briefe über Verursachung und Freiheit im Wollen, gerichtet an John Stuart Mill. Aus dem Englischen übersetzt. 8°. New York, 1875. HEMMENWAY (M.) Sermons on the obligagation and encouragement of the unregenerate, etc. 16°. Boston, 1767. -A vindication of the power, obligation. and encouragement of the unregenerate to attend the means of grace. 12°. Boston, 1772. JONES (J.) Human responsibility plainly and practically considered. 8°. Oxford, 1834. LUTHER (M.) On the bondage of the will. 8°. London, 1823. METCALF (D.) An inquiry into the nature, foundation, and extent of moral obligation. 12°. Boston, 1860. PURVES (J.) Observations on Priestley's doctrines of philosophical necessity and materialism. 16°. Philadelphia, 1797. REVIEW (A) of Dr. Emmons's theory of God's agency on mankind. [anon.] 12°. New York, 1821. SCHOLTEN (J. H.) Der freie Wille. Aus dem holländischen übersetzt von C. Manchot. 8°. Berlin, 1874. SMALLEY (J.) The inability of the sinner to comply with the gospel, (etc.) 8°. New York, 1811. [In Sermons, etc., on the atonement.] SMITH (T. T.) Man's responsibility in reference to his religious belief explained and applied. 8°. London, 1840. [Hulsean Lecture, 1839.] SPRING (S.) Moral disquisitions; and strictures on D. Tappan's letters to Philalethus. 12°. Newburyport, 1789. TAPPAN (H. P.) A review of Edwards's "Inquiry into the freedom of the will." 16°. New York, 1839. TOPLADY (A.) The scheme of Christian and philosophical necessity asserted, in opposition to J. Wesley. 8°. London, 1775. UPHAM (T.) A philosophical and practical treatise on the will. 8°. Portland, 1834. WEST (S.) An essay on moral agency. 2d ed. 8°. Salem, 1794. WHEDON (D. D.) The freedom of the will elucidated and maintained in its issue with necessitarian theories. 12°. New York, 1877. See, also, CALVINISTIC AND ARMINIAN CON- BALL (J.) A treatise of the covenant of grace. sm. 4°. London, 1645. BATES (W.) The harmony of the Divine attributes, in the contrivance and accomplishment of man's redemption. 12°. London, 1771. -The same. 12°. Phila., [n. d.] -The same. 12°. New York, 1831. BELLAMY (J.) Essay on the nature and glory of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. 16°. Boston, 1762. BLAKE (T.) Vindiciae foederis : or a treatise of the covenant of God. sm. 4°. London, 1658. BOSTON (T.) A view of the covenant of grace. 18°. Glasgow, 1752. -The same. 8°. Philadelphia, 1827. BULKELEY (P.) The Gospel covenant. 4°. London, 1646. sm. EDGAR (R. McC.) The philosophy of the Cross. 12°. London, 1874. GIB (A.) View of the covenant of grace. 8°. Phila., 1788. [In his Sacred contemplations.] GILLESPIE (G.) The ark of the covenant; or a treatise of the covenant of redemp. tion. [anon.] 2 v. 16°. London, 1677. GLORY (The) of God considered in reference to man's fall and recovery. [anon.] 8°. Bristol, 1786. GOODE (F.) The better Covenant practically considered. 12°. Phila., 1836. GOODWIN (J.) Redemption redeemed: or, a vindication of the work of redemption by Jesus Christ. 8°. London, 1840. HEAD (H. E.) The ultimate and proximate results of redemption. 2 v. 8°. London, 1857. KELLY (J.) The Divine covenants: their nature and design. 12°. London, 1861. MORE (H.) An explanation of the grand mystery of godliness. sm. fol. London, 1660. PLUMER (W. S.) The grace of Christ. 12°. Phila., 1853. ROBERTS (F.) Mysterium et medulla Bibliorum. The two covenants. roy. 8°. London, 1657. SHINN (A.) An essay on the plan of Salvation. 8°. Baltimore, 1813. b. Christology, or the Person and Work of Christ. SYSTEMATIC AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS. AUSTIN (W.) An essay on the human character of Jesus Christ. 8°. Boston, 1807. BROWN (J.) The sufferings and glories of the Messiah: an exposition of Psalm xviii, and Isaiah lii, 13-liii, 12. 8°. New York, 1857. BRUCE (A. B.) The humiliation of Christ, in its physical, ethical and official aspects. 8°. Edinburgh, 1876. CARNE (R. H.) A defence and explication of the sinlessness, immortality, and incorruptibility of the humanity of the Son of God. 8°. London, 1829. CHRIST: his nature and work. A series of discourses (by N. Y. City pastors.) 12°. New York, 1878. CHRISTOLOGY of the Targums. 16°. Edinburgh, [n. d.] COLYER (W. H.) Animadversions on that pestilent heresy, "The sinfulness of the human nature of the Lord Jesus Christ;" as promulgated by Edward Irving. 8°. London, 1830. COQUEREL (A.) Christologie ou essai sur la personne et l'oeuvre de Jesus Christ, en vue de la conciliation des Eglises Chrétiennes. 2 v. 12°. Paris, 1858. DANAEUS OF DANEAU (L.) Examen libri de duabus in Christo naturis, etc., a M. Kemnitio conscripti. 16°. Genevae, 1581. DODS (M.) On the incarnation of the Eternal Word. 8°. London, 1831. The same. 2d ed. 12°. London, 1849. DREW (G. S.) The human life of Christ revealing the order of the Universe. London, 1878. [Hulsean Lecture, 1877.] 8°. FARMER (H.) An inquiry into the nature and design of Christ's temptation in the wilderness. 8°. London, 1761. FARRER (J.) On the mission and character of Christ. 8°. Oxford, 1804. [Bampton Lecture, 1803.] FLAVEL (J.) The fountain of life; or, a display of Christ in His essential and mediatorial glory. 12°. New York, [n. d.] FLECK (F. F.) De regno divino. 8°. Lipsiae, 1829. FRY (C.) Christ our law. 2d ed. 12°. New York, 1843. GARBETT (J.) Christ, as prophet, priest, and king. 2 v. 8°. Oxford, 1842. [Bampton Lecture, 1842.] GESS (W. F.) Christi Person und Werk nach Christi Selbstzeugniss und den Zeugnissen der Apostel. 2 v. 8°. Basel, 1870-78. -The same. Scripture doctrine of the person of Christ. Freely translated by J. A. Reubelt. 12°. Andover, 1870. GOODWIN (H.) The glory of the Only Begotten of the Father, seen in the manhood of Christ. 8°. Cambridge, 1856. [Hulsean Lecture, 1856.] GOODWIN (H. M.) Christ and humanity; with a view, historical and critical, of the doctrine of Christ's person. 12°. New York, 1875. GORDON (R.) Christ as made known to the Ancient Church. 2 V. 8°. Edinburgh, 1854. GRAY (J.) The mediatorial reign of the Son of God. 8°. Baltimore, 1821. GUERTLER (N.) Dissertationes de Jesu Christo in gloriam evecto. querae, 1711. sm. 4°. Frane |