The institutes (ed. of 1782). Appeal, and Familiar illustration (ed. of 1791) [1817

Joseph Priestley

G. Smallfield, 1782

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PART I	1

Of those Attributes of the Divine Being which the Consi	7

Of those Attributes of God which are deduced from	14

Of the Moral Perfections of God deduced from his Good	21

Of the different Objects of Pursuit and the different	28

Of the Means of Virtue	53

PART II	60

CHAP III	69

Of the Social Duties	302

Of the Means of Virtue	312

Of the Government of Christian Churches	338

Of the Future Expectations of Mankind derived from Revelation I Of a Future State in general	341

Of the Nature of Future Rewards and Punishments	347

Of the Duration of Future Punishment Page 341 ib 347	351

Of the Time and Place of Future Rewards and Punishments	354

Of the Future Condition of the World in general	364

The Evidences of Revealed Religion	72

Of the Corruption of Theology in particular	78

Of the Moral Sentiments of the Heathens	88

Of the Doctrine of a Future State among the Heathens	98

Observations previous to the Examination of	109

Rules for estimating the Value of Human Testimony	118

Considerations on the Resurrection of Christ and other	139

The Evidence of the Jewish and Christian Revelations	153

Arguments from standing Customs c in Favour of	161

The Evidences of Revealed Religion from Prophecy	170

Prophecies relating to the Messiah	177

Prophecies in the New Testament	184

An Examination of the Evidence of several Miracles	191

A View of the principal Objections to the Jewish	197

Of the Objection to Revelation from the supposed Inspi	208

Miscellaneous Objections to the System of Revelation	223

APPENDIX	231

Of the Moral Attributes of God	281

Of the Mercy of God	287

Of the Duty which God requires of Man	295

Of other intelligent Beings besides	372

Of Abstinence from Blood	376

TWO TRACTS I 364 372 376 381 AN APPEAL TO THE SERIOUS AND CANDID PRO FESSORS OF CHRISTIANITY ON THE FOLLOW ING S...	381

Of the Use of Reason in Matters of Religion	384

Of the Power of Man to do the Will of	385

Of Original Sin	388

Of Election and Reprobation	389

Of the Divinity of Christ	391

Of Atonement for Sin by the Death of Christ	397

Practical Consequences of the above Doctrines 383 384 385 388 389 391 397	402

A CONCISE HISTORY OF THE ABOVEMENTIONED DOCTRINES 404 I A concise History of Opinions concerning Jesus Christ	404

A concise History of the Doctrines of Grace Original Sin and Predestination ib	407

A concise History of the Doctrine of Atonement	409

The Conclusion	410

THE TRIUMPH OF TRUTH 417 The Preface ib The TRIAL OF Mr ELWALL	417

A FAMILIAR ILLUSTRATION OF CERTAIN PAS SAGES OF SCRIPTURE The Preface	430

Of the Power of Man to do the Will of	432

Of Election and Reprobation II Of Original Sin IV Of the Divinity of Christ V Of the Doctrine of Atonement A PRAYER	440

The Conclusion 480	485

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Pàgina 370 - And at that time shall Michael stand up, the great prince which standeth for the children of thy people : and there shall be a time of trouble, such as never was since there was a nation even to that same time: and at that time thy people shall be delivered, every one that shall be found written in the book.‎

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Informació bibliogràfica

Títol	The institutes (ed. of 1782). Appeal, and Familiar illustration (ed. of 1791) [1817 Volum 2 de The Theological and Miscellaneous Works of Joseph Priestley, Joseph Priestley
Autor	Joseph Priestley
Editor	John Towill Rutt
Editor	G. Smallfield, 1782
Original de	Universitat de Califòrnia
Digitalitzat el	26 Gen. 2008

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