Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1860,

BY WARREN F. DRAPER,

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

TIBBYKA

ANDOVER:

PRINTED BY WARREN F. DRAPER.

[Concluded from Vol. XVI., p. 603]

BY REV. A. D. BARBER, WILLISTON, vt.

Comparison of the "Christian Doctrine" with Milton's

other Works,

Divisions of The Christian Doctrine,

Of God,

Decrees of God,

General Decrees,

Special Decrees,

Of Predestination,

Of Predestination in "The Doctrine and Discipline of

Divorce," "Paradise Lost," etc.,

Of the Son of God in "The Christian Doctrine,"

Of the Spirit of God,

1235577

Of the Son of God and the Spirit of God, in The Works

of 1641 and following,

Of the Son and the Holy Spirit, in The Works of 1659,

Of the Doctrine of the Son and the Holy Spirit, in Para-

dise Lost and Paradise Regained,

"Of True Religion, Heresy, Schism, Toleration," etc.,

Dilemma of Aubrey, Wood, and of all that hold with

them concerning the Christian Doctrine,

II. CHURCH THEOLOGY AND FREE INQUIRY IN THE

TWELFTH CENTURY,

BY REV. SETH SWEETSER, d. d., WORCESTER, MASS.

III. LIMITS OF RELIGIOUS THOUGHT ADJUSTED,

BY REV. L. P. HICKOK, D. D., UNION COLLEGE.

43

64

95

111

IV. THE TWOFOLD LIFE OF JESUS CHRIST,

BY REV. J. T. TUCKER, HOLLISTON, MASS.

V. OBJECTIONS FROM REASON AGAINST THE END-

LESS PUNISHMENT OF THE WICKED,

BY CLEMENT LONG, D. D., PROFESSOR AT DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

500 (RECAP)

183

APR 171915 328363

VI. HYMNOLOGY,

134

[Continued from Vol. XVI., p. 229.]

THE TEXT OF HYMNS,

134

§ 1.

The Relation of Changes in the Text to the Rights of

Authors,

136

§ 2.

The Relation of Changes in the Text to the Encour

agement of Authorship,

138

The Immodesty of Changing the Text of Hymns,

The Probability that a Poet's Inspiration will sur-

pass a Critic's Amendment,

145

.

§ 7.

The Principle of Changes in the Text lies at the

Basis of Modern English Hymnology,

Changes in the Text, as affecting Old Associations,

Changes in the Text, as affecting the Uniformity of

Worship,

§ 8.

The Principle of Deviating from another's Text, is

substantially the Principle of quoting another's

Words,

§ 9. Difficulty of Ascertaining the Original Text of some

Hymns,

§ 10. Changes in the Text, as affecting its Biblical and Evan-

gelical Character,

§ 11. Alterations in the Text, as affecting its Dignity,

§ 12. Changes in the Text, as affecting its Vivacity,

§13. Changes in the Text, as affecting its Neatness,

§14. Changes in the Text, as affecting its Vigor,

§ 15. Alterations in the Text, as affecting its Poetical and

Lyrical Character,

165

170

175

178

184

187

189

§ 16. The Adaptation of a Hymn to the State of Mind in

Public Worship,

VII. EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE,

Note on Soli of Cilicia, with an Inscription; By Fisk P.

Brewer, Tutor of Greek in Yale College,

-

Recent Works on Materialism. Zeller's Philosophy of
the Greeks. Otto von Rutenberg's History of the
Baltic Provinces. Von Schlözer's Frederic the Great
and Catherine the Second. - Winer's Grammar of the
New Testament. Dr. Tyler's Memoir and Lectures.-
M. Bautain on Extemporary Speaking. Theremin's
Rhetoric.-Kingsley's Sermons.-Rambles among Words.
Hitchcock's Religion of Geology. - Dwight's Higher

Christian Education. — Smith's Chronological Tables. —

Pronunciation, Vowel-Sounds and Accentuation of the

Latin Language. - Prof. Schaff's Hymn Book. Lead-
ers of the Reformation. - Dr. Emmons's Works. - Paul
the Preacher.- Graham Lectures.- Fuller's Sermons.-
The Atonement. Treatise on Theism. Moral Philoso-
phy. Political Economy. History of Methodism.- Mi-
nor Prophets.-The Ancient Church. - The Puritans, 201

199

199

201

1

I. ROTHE'S ETHICS,

NO. LXVI.

BY REV. C. C. TIFFANY, DERBY, CONN.

The Nature and Relative Value of Speculative Thought,

The Starting Point of Speculative Theology,

The Relations of Speculative Theology,

The Relation of Theological Ethics,

The Basis of Theological Ethics,

II. COMPARATIVE PHONOLOGY; OR, THE PHONETIC

SYSTEM OF THE INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES, 266

BY BENJAMIN W. DWIGHT, CLINTON, N. Y.

[Continued from Vol. XVI., p. 722.]

A Brief View of the Sanskrit Consonants, in their Relations

to the other Classical Languages,

III. EXEGESIS OF 1 CORINTHIANS 15: 35-44, AS IL-

LUSTRATED BY NATURAL HISTORY AND CHEM-

ISTRY,

266

303

BY REV. EDWARD HITCHCOCK, D. D., LL. D., AMHERST college.

IV. JOHN GEORGE HAMANN,

BY REV. J. M. HOPPIN.

313

V. ROMANISM AND A FREE BIBLE,

BY REV. WILLIAM BARROWS, READING, MASS.

VI. DR. NATHANIEL W. TAYLOR ON MORAL GOV-

ERNMENT IN THE ABSTRACT,

BY REV. JOHN P. GULLIVER, NORWICH, CONN.

What is a Perfect Moral Government?

Notes on the preceding Article,

VII. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS,

The Gospel in Leviticus,

Dr. Hase's Life of Jesus,

Tholuck's Vital Christians of the Lutheran Church, of all
Ranks, before and during the Thirty-Years' War,

Dr. Ehrenfeuchter's Practical Theology,

Biographical Literature connected with the Centenary of

Schiller's Birth,

Schiller's Life and Works,

Schiller and his Times,

Schiller's Relations to his Parents, to his Sisters, and

to the Family von Wolzogen,

Schiller and Göthe, .

The Concord of Ages,

History of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plan-

Dawson's Archaia,

The Great Pyramid,

The Undergraduate,

The Historical Books of the Holy Scriptures,

The Puritans,

Marsh's Lectures on the English Language,

The Works of Nathaniel Emmons, D. D. Vol. III.

ENGLISH INTELLIGENCE,

SYLLABUS OF DR. N. W. TAYLOR'S TREATISE

UPON MORAL GOVERNMENT IN THE ABSTRACT, 452

BY PROF. EGBERT C. SMYTH, BOWDOIN COLLEGE, BRUNSWICK, ME.

III. BOARDMAN'S HIGHER CHRISTIAN LIFE,

508

BY REV. JACOB J. ABBOTT, UXBRIDGE, MASS.

IV. SCRIPTURAL EVIDENCE OF THE DEITY OF CHRIST, 535

BY REV. DAVID B. FORD, SOUTH SCITUATE, MASS.

BY REV. WILLIAM S. TYLer, d. d., prOFESSOR IN AMHERST COllege.