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6014/6. 
BIBLICAL REPOSITORY. 





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Biblical and General Diterature, Theological Discussion, the Wistory 
of Theological Opinions, etc. 


CONDUCTED 


BY ABSALOM PETERS, D. D. 





2 SECOND SERIES. 
“4 VOL, FIRST.—NOS. I, I1L— WHOLE NOS. XXXII, XXXIV. 





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GOULD, NEWMAN AND SAXTON, PUBLISHERS. 
BOSTON : 
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CONTENTS OF VOL. 


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Arr. I. Inrropucrory OpsEr- 
vations. By the Editor, 


Art. II. On some or tue Cav- 
SES OF THE CORRUPTION OF 
Porrit Eroquence. By Rev. 
Leonard Bacon, New — 
Conn. . 


Art. III. Caristian Perrec- 
tion. By Rev. Dr. Pond, 


Art. [V. Tue Wrirines or 
Joun Foster. By Rev. Daniel 
Butler, Dorchester, Ms. . , 


Art. V. GeEnvuINENESS oF SEv- 
ERAL Texts In THE GosPELs. 
By M. Stuart, 

Matthew 27: 3—10, . ; ‘ 

Matthew 27: 52,53, . ‘ ° 

Mark 14: 8—20, : 

Luke 22: 43, 44, 

John 5: 4, é 

John 21: 24, 25, : 

Concluding Remarks, 


Arr. VI. Some Remarks on 
Hesrews 12:25. By Prof. T. 
D. Woolsey, New Haven, 


Arr. Vil. Campretuism. By R, 
W. Landis, Jeffersonville, Pa. 

§ I. The fundamental principles 
of Campbellism ame outand 
examined, , 


Art. VIII. ApvantTaGes anp 
Derects or tHe Sociat Con- 
DITION IN THE UnitEp Startxs 
or America. By Rev. Dr. 
Stowe, : 

I, Our Advantages, 


NO. I. 


e. Page. 
| Art. 1X. Tue Morats or So- 
1) crates. Erom Schweighau- 
od . Opuscula Academica, By 
} ubbard, Boston, . 161 
| I. ‘The Reverence manifested by 
| Socrates towards God, . . lol 
Il. Zeal of Socrates in promoting 
22 | the happiness of men, .  . 165 
II. His fortitude and constancy, 170 





44; Arr. X. A Securar View or 
THE Sociat INFLUENCES OF 
Curistianity. By Hon. Ca- 
leb Cushing, . . . 180 


Arr. Xl. Mopern Eneuisu 
Porrry.— Byrrox, SHELey, 


WorpDsworTH, . ; - 206 
62 

62 | XII. Crrricat Notices, . 239 
70; 1. Farst’s Heb. Concordance, 239 

71\ 2. Prescott’s Reign of Ferdi- 
76 | nand and Isabella, . . 242 
78| 3. Bancroft’s Hist. of the U.S. 245 
83) 4. Consin'’s Psychology, . 247 
84| 5. Skinner’s Select Discourses, 248 
6. Catastrophe of the Presb. Ch. 249 
7. American Education, . 250 
8. Manual of Prayer, » 251 

88! 9%. Nordheimer’s Heb. Chres- 
tomathy, . 251 

10. Tocqueville’ 8 Democracy i in 
94 | America, 252 


| 11. Augusti’s Christ. Archaeol. 253 
| 12. Havernick’s Introduction to 


98 | the Old Testament, . - 255 
| 13. Memoirs of Coverdale, . 255 
| 14, Medhurst’s China, . - 256 
115. Windischmann’s Vindication 
of Peter, . $ ; . 27 
'16. Hoary Head, . . . 258 
“a 


. 131) XID. Miscertaygous Inrex.i- 


II. Our Defects, . 142| cence, . : 3 ‘ . 29 
Conclusion, . 159 
NO. Il. 


Art. 1. Wuartis Sin? Trans- 
lation of a passage from Vitrin- 
ga’s Observationes Sacrae in 
relation to this question, with 
Introductory and other Re- 
marks. By Prof. Stuart, 


Art. I]. Campperiism®, B _ 
we a [Concluded 
205 
§ fi. 'D: Direct Arguments against 
Campbellism, ‘ ‘ . 25 
261 § Ll. Their Unitarianism, . 305 





CONTENTS. 


Page. 
§ 1V. The translation of the N. 
Testament adopted by the 
Campbellites, ‘ 312 


Art. If, Tue Law anp THE 
PROPHETS, FULFILLED IN 
Curist ;—- AN Exposition or 
Matruew 5: 17—20. By Lew- 
is Mayer, D. D. Theol. Sem. of 
the German Ref. Church, Mer- 
cersburg, Pa. . 328 


Art. IV. BotpneEss 1N THE 
Preacner. By Aaron M. Col- 


P 
Arr. IX. THE i_—tine- 
BiAN History or America. By 
Henry R. Schoolcraft, Esq. 
Detroit, ; - 430 


4“ Antiquitates Americanae,” . 430 


/ Arr. X. 


ton, Theol. Sem. Andover, 341) 


Articte V. THe EFFectTive 
PREACHER: CHARACTERISTICS 
anp Cutture. By Prof. Shep- 


ard, Theol. Sem. Bangor, Me. 346. 


Art. Vl. Psycuo-Puysiotoey, 
VIEWED IN ITS CONNECTION 
WITH THE MystTERIEs oF Ant- 
MAL MAGNETISM AND OTHER 
KiInDRED PHENOMENA. B 


Prof. S. Adams, Illinois Col- 


Its favorable Reception, . - 435 
View of the Assonet Inscription 
Rock, . , - 440 
F. Magnusen’s interpretation, 441 
Note from Albert Gallatin, . 448 


Tue Drama or An- 
cient Greece; A Brier View 
or its Hisrory, Structure, 
REPRESENTATION aND Morar 
Tenpency. By Rev. Prof. J. 
Proudfit, New York, . 449 


had. XI. Tue PressytTeRIan 
Controversy: Its ge ag 
AND Present Stare. gy Puat 
rastus C. Benedict, Esq. New 


| York 472 
| Postscript. The Law-Suit deci- 

ded, ; i ; é - 512 

Arr. XII. Criricar Notices, 500 


lege, Ill. gy cebe 362 


Art.VII, Curist PREEXISTENT ; 
—A Homiveticar Exposition 
or Joun 1:1—5. By Thomas 
H, Skinner, D, D. New York, 382 


Arr. VIII, A Brier Report 
or TRAVELS iN PALESTINE AND 
THE ADJACENT Reaions 1N 
1838 ; UNDERTAKEN FOR THE 


ILLUSTRATION OF Buipricar 
Grograpuy, By Edward Rob- 


inson, D. D. New York Theol. 
Semine 4 400 | 
I. From airo to Mount Sinai 


and Akabah, 


1, Knobel’s Comsenntnty on 
Ecclesiastes, . 

2. Herzfeld’s Chron. Jedicem, 501 

3. Abeel’s Missionary Conven- 


tion, 503 

4. Mitchell’s Principles of Con: 
gregational Churches, 504 

5. Stephens’s Travels in Greece, 
Turkey,etc. . . . 504 

6. Voyages of the Morrison an 

Himmaleh, . . . 505 

7. Skinner's Aids to Preaching 
and Hearing, . ‘ . 506 
8. Norton’s Astronomy, . 507 
9. Keith's Demonstration, . 508 
| 10. Bacon's Hist. Discourses, 508 


401 11. Mass. Board of Education, 509 


II. From Akabah to Jerusalem, 406 12. Cushing's Oregon Territory, 509 


Ill. Jerusalem, 


410, 13. Everett’s Address and Field’s 


1V. Excursion to Michmash, Poem, F ‘ 510 
Bethel, etc. . 414/14. Lunt’s Poems, ‘ 510 
V. Excursion to Carmel, Enged- | 15. Malcolm’s Travels, 510 
di, the Jordan, etc. 417| 16. Additional Notices, ‘ 511 


VI. Excursion to Gaza, Hebron, 
and Wady M Mousa, : 
V11. Excursion to Nazareth,Tibe- 
rias and Beirout, . : 427 | 


420 | Art. XIII. Misce_iaxeous anp 


Literary Inreruieencr, . 515 

















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