THE

EVIDENCE AND AUTHORITY

OF

Divine Revelation.

BEING A VIEW OF THE

TESTIMONY

OF THE

LAW AND THE PROPHETS

TO THE

Messiah,

WITH

THE SUBSEQUENT TESTIMONIES.

BY

ROBERT HALDANE.

TO HIM give all the Prophets witness, that through his name whosoever
believeth in him shall receive remission of sins.—Acts x. 43.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

EDINBURGH:

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FOR OLIPHANT, WAUGH AND INNES, A. BLACK,

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{,

BIBLIOTHECA REGLA

MONACENSIS.

OF

THE SECOND VOLUME.

CHAP. I.

General Expectation of the Messiah

CHAP. II.

Appearance of the Messiah

CHAP. III.

Testimony of the Apostles to the Messiah

CHAP. IV.

Testimony of the First Christians to the Messiah . .

CHAP. V.

The Testimony of the Apostles and First Christians

is not opposed by any contrary Testimony.

CHAP. VI.

Page

1

15

32

50

80

Testimony to the Facts of the Gospel History, from

the Admissions of those who professedly opposed or

wrote against Christianity

Testimony to Facts recorded in the Gospel History,

and to the Progress of the Gospel, by Jewish and

Heathen Historians, and by the Public Edicts of

the Roman Government

Testimony to the Messiah from the Success of the

Gospel

CHAP. IX.

Facts recorded in the earlier parts of the Scripture His-

tory, cannot be disproved; and are corroborated by

Tradition.

CHAP. X.

Testimony to the Messiah, from Prophecies that are

at present fulfilling in the World

95

119

142

167

195

CONCLUSION.-Testimonies to the Messiah-Salvation of the

Gospel-Persons who Pervert, Abuse, Neglect, Oppose, or Receive

the Gospel

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