DOI Page / Citation link:
https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.9552#0317
TO THE CHRISTIAN PUBLIC.
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Job xix. 24—26, referred to, ... ... 36
The sense in which the application of the term ...
" Lamb " is made to Jesus, discussed, ... 37
John xxi. 15; Luke x. 3; Genesis xxii. 7, 8; Jere-
miah xi. 19 ; uBut I was like a Lamb," &c,
referred to, ... ... ... 38
The account of the scape-goat examined, ... 39
Exodus xxviii. 38, referred to, ... ... ib.
Psalm ii. 1, 2, compared with Acts iv. 25, 26, and
Psalm xvi. 8—11, compared with Acts ii. 25—27,
&c, &c, noticed as bearing no relation to the
vicarious sacrifices of Jesus, ... ... ib.
Psalm xl. 6—8, examined, by referring to the
context, ... ... ... ib.
The object of Jesus's mission was to deliver divine
instructions, ... ... ... 41
John x. 17, "Therefore" doth my Father love me,"
&c. examined, ... ... ... 42
Jesus's aversion to death like many other prophets. 43
Matthew xxvi. 37—39, 42, referred to, ... ib.
Mark xiv. 36 ; Luke xxii. 42, 44, referred to ... ib.
The assertion of the Editor that " This iniquity,
if it be such, the Father willed," etc., examined, 44
The Editor's objection to the application of human
notions of Justice to judge the unsearchable
things of God, examined, ... ... 46
The Editor's applying human notions of justice to
divine things, ... . ... ... 47
The orthodox divines, like the Editor, have re-
course to human notions of justice in their
attempt to prove the atonement of Christ, ib.
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Job xix. 24—26, referred to, ... ... 36
The sense in which the application of the term ...
" Lamb " is made to Jesus, discussed, ... 37
John xxi. 15; Luke x. 3; Genesis xxii. 7, 8; Jere-
miah xi. 19 ; uBut I was like a Lamb," &c,
referred to, ... ... ... 38
The account of the scape-goat examined, ... 39
Exodus xxviii. 38, referred to, ... ... ib.
Psalm ii. 1, 2, compared with Acts iv. 25, 26, and
Psalm xvi. 8—11, compared with Acts ii. 25—27,
&c, &c, noticed as bearing no relation to the
vicarious sacrifices of Jesus, ... ... ib.
Psalm xl. 6—8, examined, by referring to the
context, ... ... ... ib.
The object of Jesus's mission was to deliver divine
instructions, ... ... ... 41
John x. 17, "Therefore" doth my Father love me,"
&c. examined, ... ... ... 42
Jesus's aversion to death like many other prophets. 43
Matthew xxvi. 37—39, 42, referred to, ... ib.
Mark xiv. 36 ; Luke xxii. 42, 44, referred to ... ib.
The assertion of the Editor that " This iniquity,
if it be such, the Father willed," etc., examined, 44
The Editor's objection to the application of human
notions of Justice to judge the unsearchable
things of God, examined, ... ... 46
The Editor's applying human notions of justice to
divine things, ... . ... ... 47
The orthodox divines, like the Editor, have re-
course to human notions of justice in their
attempt to prove the atonement of Christ, ib.