CHAPTER FIRST. . THE CHRISTOLOGY OF THE CHURCH TEACHERS PRIOR TO APOLLINARIS. . We have already had frequent occasion to remark, how the activity of...
THE THREE FORMS OF THE DIVINELY-WROUGHT ECSTASY, AND THE THEOPNEUSTIA. Sec. V. We begin by recapitulation. The natural spirit-life of man is rooted...
Part III. How the Ruler, While Living Well, Ought to Teach and Admonish Those that are Put Under Him.Part III. How the Ruler, While Living Well, Ought...
Book VIIIBook VIII Epistle I. To Peter, Bishop. Gregory to Peter, Bishop of Corsica(1) .On receiving the letters of your Fraternity we returned great ...
2. Tim. 2. 19.. And) let every one that nameth the name of Christ, depart from iniquity. I \Imothy, unto whom this chap^5 s, Epistle was writ, w...
NOTES. Note 1, page 4. EPIPH. 1. c. 1:?Kal oxrrot rh crrepeh. rov Krjpvyfiaros fief/MnjKcujiv. C. 32 :?Ti co(feXei rjpJas rj Tov 'latawov 'AiroicdX...
III. THE CHRISTIAN MINISTRY. III. THE CHRISTIAN MINISTRY. rpHE kingdom of Christ, not being a kingdom of this world, is ideal of the -*- not limit...
Preached Oil. 13, 1754 Job XXXIII. 24. Then he is gracious unto him, and faith, Deliver him from going down to the pit, I have found a. ransom. TH...
ESSENISM AND CHRISTIANITY. IT has become a common practice with a certain class ofThetheory which Gxwriters to call Essenism to their aid in accounti...
ProlegomenaProlegomenaChapter I.Literature?1. Editions, &c. (A) Before 1601 only Latin translations. The first, at Vicenza, 1482, completed by Barnaba...
Book VIIBook VII Epistle II. To Columbus, Bishop. Gregory to Columbus, Bishop of Numidia(1) .We received at the hands of the bearer, your deacon, the ...
Book XIIIBook XIIIIn the Sixth Indiction, and the Thirteenth Year From His Ordination. Epistle I. To the Roman Citizens.Gregory, servant of the servan...
Book XI.Book XI. Epistle I. TO John, Abbot.Gregory to John, Abbot of Mount Sina(1) .The Epistle of thy Humility testifies to the holiness of thy life;...
B. .ORIGIN AND AFFINITIES OF THE ESSENES. The prin- f I iHE ruling principle of the Restoration under Ezra was the the resto- isolation of the Jewis...
NOTES NOTES TO LECTURE I THE CESSATION OF THE CHARISMATA 1. W. Yorke Fausset, for example, unduly restricts the number of our Lord's miracles, spe...
214 SERMON XI. PREACHED IN LENT, TO THE KING, APRIL 20, 1630. Job xvi. 17?19. Not for any injustice in my hands: also my prayer is pure. O earth c...
CHAPTER II. ANTE-NICENE TRINITARIANISM. ? 1. Preliminary Statements. Tile early history of the Doctrine of the Trinity shows that Christian faith ...
CHAPTER SECOND INTRODUCTION. The Two Forms of Monarchiamsm. J^OWAEDS the end of the second century, in harmony with the New Testament, the doctrin...
Book IXBook IX Epistle I. TO Januarius, Bishop OF Caralis (Cagliari).Gregory to Januarius, &c.The preacher of Almighty God, Paul the apostle, says, Re...
CHAPTER SECOND. THE MONOTHELETE CONTROVERSIES OF THE SEVENTH CENTURY. THE CECUMENICAL SYNODS OF THE YEARS 680 AND 693. IIow far the Monophysitic mod...