SERMON CX. PREACHED TO THE KING, AT THE COURT. The Second Sermon on Genesis i. 26. And God said, Let us make man, in our image, after our likenes...
Book VI.Book VI. Chapter I.-Expedition of Julian into Persia; He Was Worsted and Broke Off His Life Miserably. Letter Written by Libanius, Describing ...
Sermon I. [LI. Benedictine Edition.]Sermon I. [LI. Benedictine Edition.] Of the agreement of the evangelists Matthew and Luke in the generations of th...
Book I.Book I. Chapter I.-The Preface of the Book, in Which He Investigates the History of the Jewish Nation; Mention of Those Who Began Such a Work; ...
Book IV.Book IV. Chapter I.Having, in the three preceding books, fully stated what occurred to us by way of answer to the treatise of Celsus, we now, ...
Thomas Gataker, B. D.?This celebrated divine was the son of Mr. Thomas Gataker, another puritan divine, the pastor of St. Edmund's, Lombard-street, Lo...
Book II.Book II. Chapter I.-The Discovery of the Life-Bringing Cross and of the Holy Nails.When the business at Nicaea had been transacted as above re...
OF THE INCARNATION OF CHRIST; The Incarnation of the Son of God is the mistery of Godliness, and, without controversy, great, 1 Tim. 1ix. 16. It is ...
CHAP. VI. ?''.-'IMHv.. -:?.'?:? ' Authors and Eminent Persons in this Gentuni. UN the subject of the propagation of the gospel scarce any thing o...
Chapter?3At the start of this chapter, concerning the baptism of John, begins the gospel (Mk.?1:1 ); what went before is but preface or introduction; ...
Book XXII.Book XXII. Faustus states his objections to the morality of the law and the prophets, and Augustin seeks by the application of the type and ...
Jerome-Lives of Illustrious Men.Jerome-Lives of Illustrious Men.-------- PrefaceYou have urged me, Dexter,(1) , to follow the example of Tranquillus(2...
II. ST PAUL AND THE THREE. Three f I ^HREE and three only of the personal disciples and imme alone *8 diate followers of our Lord hold any prominen...
Book VI.Book VI. Chapter I.-Plan.(1) The sixth and also the seventh Miscellany of gnostic notes, in accordance with the true philosophy, having deline...
TN considering this question three points will be taken in succession. I shall endeavour to show:? I. That the writer was intimately acquainted with...
Chapter?1The narrative which this evangelist gives us (or rather God by him) of the life of Christ begins earlier than either Matthew or Mark. We have...
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES Lord Macaulay defines wit as the power of perceiving analogies between things which appear to have nothing in common. We ought ...
Book IV. Book IV.(1) Which Tertullian pursues his argument. Jesus is the Christ of the creator. He derives his proofs from St. Luke's gospel; that bei...
OF THE BEING OF GOD. SOME, because the Being of God is a first principle, not to be disputed; and because that there is one is a self-evident propos...
ESSENES es-senz', (Essenoi, Essaioi): \Contents - \I. THE NAME Forms It Assumes--Etymology, Origin \II. AUTHORITIES FOR THE TENETS OF THE ESSENES 1...