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to the christian public.
xix
Page.
atthevv xviii. 20, "For where two or three are
gathered," &c, examined, ... ... 62
he Editor's queries answered, ... ... 63
he Editor's Second Position as to Jesus's ascrib-
ing to himself a knowledge and an incompre-
hensibility of nature equal to God, discussed, 65
Matthew xi. 27, "No man knoweth the Son," &c.
examined, ... ... ... ib.
1 John hi. 1, referred to, ... ... 66
The Improved Version quoted, ... ... ib.
The Editor's Third Position, as to Christ's exercis-
ing, in an independent manner, the power of
forgiving sin, discussed ... ... 67
Mark ii. 5 ; Matthew ix. 2, examined, ... ib.
.Matthew ix. 31, xiii. 38, referred to, ... ib.
Acts v. 31, xiii. 38, referred to, ... ... 6q
The Editor's Fourth Position, respecting almighty
power being claimed by Jesus, discussed, ... 70
John v. 19—36, explained, ... ... ib.
The work of judging men is >not peculiar to Jesus, 73
John v. 23, separately examined, ... ... ib.
Gal. iv. 14 ; Matt. x. 25, xix. 19 ; Gen. iii. 22,
referred to, ... ... ... 74
Matthew xx. 14, noticed, ... ... 75
Matthew xx. 23, referred to, ... ... ib.
The Editor's Fifth Position, as to all judgment
being committed to Jesus, discussed ... 76
Mark xiii. 32, referred to, ... ... ib.
The Editor's Sixth Position, as to Jesus's accepting
worship due to God, discussed, ... 77
The term "worship" defined, ... ... 7&
xix
Page.
atthevv xviii. 20, "For where two or three are
gathered," &c, examined, ... ... 62
he Editor's queries answered, ... ... 63
he Editor's Second Position as to Jesus's ascrib-
ing to himself a knowledge and an incompre-
hensibility of nature equal to God, discussed, 65
Matthew xi. 27, "No man knoweth the Son," &c.
examined, ... ... ... ib.
1 John hi. 1, referred to, ... ... 66
The Improved Version quoted, ... ... ib.
The Editor's Third Position, as to Christ's exercis-
ing, in an independent manner, the power of
forgiving sin, discussed ... ... 67
Mark ii. 5 ; Matthew ix. 2, examined, ... ib.
.Matthew ix. 31, xiii. 38, referred to, ... ib.
Acts v. 31, xiii. 38, referred to, ... ... 6q
The Editor's Fourth Position, respecting almighty
power being claimed by Jesus, discussed, ... 70
John v. 19—36, explained, ... ... ib.
The work of judging men is >not peculiar to Jesus, 73
John v. 23, separately examined, ... ... ib.
Gal. iv. 14 ; Matt. x. 25, xix. 19 ; Gen. iii. 22,
referred to, ... ... ... 74
Matthew xx. 14, noticed, ... ... 75
Matthew xx. 23, referred to, ... ... ib.
The Editor's Fifth Position, as to all judgment
being committed to Jesus, discussed ... 76
Mark xiii. 32, referred to, ... ... ib.
The Editor's Sixth Position, as to Jesus's accepting
worship due to God, discussed, ... 77
The term "worship" defined, ... ... 7&