Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1865, by

WARREN F. DRAPER,

In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

Period

CONTENTS OF VOL. XXII.

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Article

No. LXXXV.

I. AN EXAMINATION OF THE VARIOUS READINGS

OF 1 TIMOTHY III. 15,

.

BY REV. WILLIAM H. WARD, UTICA, N. Y.

Manuscripts,

Ancient Versions,

Authority of the Fathers, .

II. THE SON OF MAN,

51

BY REV. WILLIAM S. TYLER, PROFESSOR IN AMHERST COLLEGE.

III MARKS OF THE SUPERNATURAL IN GOD'S PROM-

ISE TO ABRAHAM,

79

BY SAMUEL HARRIS, D.D., professoR IN BANGOR THEOLOGICAL

SEMINARY.

IV. THE GIFT OF TONGUES,

BY REV. DAVID GREENE, FORMERLY SECRETARY OF A. B. C. F. M.

99

V. THE TEMPTATION,.

127

BY REV. LEMUEL 8. POTWIN, NORTH GREENWICH, CONN.

VL REMARKS ON RENDERINGS OF THE COMMON

VERSION

138

(IN THE EPISTLE TO THE GALATIANS).

BY H. B. HACKETT, PROFESSOR IN NEWTON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Description of the Ancient Town of Amadia in Assyria,

by Rev. Justin Perkins, Missionary at Oroomiah, Persia, 150

Letter from Rev. George C. Hurter, Beirût, Syria,

154

The Schemitic and the Indo-Germanic Races in their Rela-

II. MORE RECENT WORKS ON THE LIFE OF CHRIST, 207

BY CHARLES M. MEAD, M.A., BERLIN, PRUSSIA.

III. THE PERMANENCE OF CHRISTIANITY IN THE

INTENTION OF ITS FOUNDER,

BY JOSEPH P. THOMPSON, D.D., NEW YORK.

223

THEIR DEGREE OF IMPORTANCE, and the BEST WAY OF

CONDUCTING THEM.

BY REV. B. SEARS, D.D., PRESIDENT OF BROWN UNIVERSITY.

251

V. THE SCRIPTURAL PHILOSOPHY OF CONGREGA-

TIONALISM AND OF COUNCILS,

.

284

BY REV. EDWARD BEECHER, D.D., Galesburg, ILLINOIS.

The Kingdom of God fully developed and Universal,

Means of attaining it introduced by Christ,

287

289

344

345

346

Grau on the Semitic and Indo-Germanic Races,

The Advantages to be derived by the Evangelical Church

from the late Discussions on the Life of Christ,

The Wrath of God,

Schneckenburger's Lectures on the New Testament Times, 347

Büchner on Force and Material,

The early Pagan and Jewish Opinions concerning Christ

and Christians,

Harkness's Latin Grammar,

347

348

349

Neander's Planting and Training of the Christian Church,. 350

Bannerman on Inspiration,

350

Article

II. THE FIRST ELEVEN CHAPTERS OF GENESIS AT-

TESTED BY THEIR CONTENTS,

BY PROF. HORATIO B. HACKETT, NEWTON, MASS.

BY REV. ANDREW P. PEABODY, D.D., HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

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IV. NEW ENGLAND THEOLOGY,

.

467

BY REV. DANIEL T. FISKE, d.d., newBURYPORT, MASS.

VI. RECENT GERMAN THEOLOGICAL LITERATURE,. 519

Philippi's Dogmatic Theology of the Lutheran Church,

Auberlen's Apology for Divine Revelation,

Wizenmann's History of Jesus according to Matthew its

own Evidence,

Tholuck's History of Rationalism,

Neander's Lectures on the History of Christian Ethics,

Harless's Christian Ethics, .

Fabri's Letters against Materialism,

VII. NOTICES OF RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

Sprague's Annals of the American Pulpit, .

Ellicott's Commentaries,

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