CONTENTS Remarks on the Fourth Chapter.-On universal Redemption, Election, and Reprobation ... 1 on the Fifth Chapter.- Quotations froin the ancient Fathers of the Christian Church, in chronological order, for the pur- pose of proving that they maintained doctrines in direct opposition to the peculiar tenets of on the Sixth Chapter.- Quotations from the ancient Fathers of the Christian Church, for the purpose of proving thật the earliest Hereticks maintained opinions greatly resembling the peculiar tenets of Calvinism . 557 on the Seventh Chapter.—Quotations from the Works of Calvin ...... on the Eight Chapter.-Containing a CORRIGENDA ET ADDENDA TO SECOND VOLUME. : Page 18, line 22, before to will insert both. SI, 2, for apostle read apostate. of all, and.' 130, – 23, for in read with. 160, — 13, for by read through; for special read especial. - 162,- 25, for has read have, - 178, end of note, add ' I shall proceed to prove, that universal re 'demption is also the doctrine of our church.' - 180, 12, for super read taipus. 195, – 17, for it read our seventeenth article. Line 23, for The read These, 8, for self-justifications read self-justifications or by any. 231, – 8, for Cotilerious's read Cutilerius's. 237, end of last line but one of quotation, insert, 'choose what is 'good and a worthy reward to those who.' 943, Note, for avapittat read evapetwy. 248, beginning of quotation insert . It is material to observe.' 234, line 12, for of read from. Last line after Whitby read on Rom. i. 17. - $11, 21, before who insertThese things may impose on him.' Line 92, for he read him. 8, for appears read appeared. parenthesis at due. - 400, 11, for prepossesses read proposes, VOL. II. b 216, vi $63, 485, 508, 560, . Page 438, line 17, end, expunge re 445, 1, for or read mor, 13, for our read their. read an equal degree of eminence, as St. Paul was. 19, for were read did. 22, for This read his. · 14, for Few read À few. 11, for dregree read degree. 21, for shew read shers. 7, after that insert is. 13, after must insert by Anticalvinists. 654, 9, 10, instead of the contrary, read to man as tempted by the devil exclusively. 660, 24, end, insert, “ It does not appear, how the decree of his own will can be, with God, the cause of his election ; ☆ that is, the cause of his decree. This confounds the sovereignty of infinite perfection, with arbitrary self 607, -24, for unauthorized read authorized. 677, 5, for King's read King, 683, 1, after exposed read a note of interrogation. 730, 12, for name read name's.. 739, last line, for fleshy read fleshly. 756, line 21, for decision read discession, 771, last line but one, for the read his. 778, line 2, for Arminians read Arminius, 783, 18, for Israclities read Israelites, I will. |