...stands confessed, and we hear openly the "mouth speaking great things," described in prophecy. Again : " The hallowed purpose of restoring men to the lost...appear, the whole system becomes dead and useless." If so, what judgment are we to pass upon such texts as the following ? " We are unto GOD a sweet savour...

...confessed, and we hear openly the " mouth speaking great things," described in prophecy. Again : " The hallowed purpose of restoring men to the lost...and spirit of the Bible ; and whenever this object doet not distinctly appear, the whole system becomes dead and useless." If so, what judgment are we...

...stands confessed, and we hear openly the " mouth speaking great things," described in prophecy. Again: " The hallowed purpose of restoring men to the lost...appear, the whole system becomes dead and useless." If so, what judgment are we to pass upon such texts as the following? "We are unto GOD a sweet savour...

...stands confessed, and we hear openly the " mouth speaking great things," described in prophecy. Again: " The hallowed purpose of restoring men to the lost...appear, the whole system becomes dead and useless." If so, what judgment are we to pass upon such texts as the following ? " We are unto GOD a sweet savour...

...him consult the Bible, — let him consider what this doctrine declares of the character of God, — let him trace the natural effects of its belief on...stand forth with its real prominency ; its intimate connection with the different articles of faith is not adverted to ; the point of the whole argument...

...Rationalism stands confessed ; doctrines, it seems, are not true, if they are not explicable. Again: " The hallowed purpose of restoring men to the lost...appear, the whole system becomes dead and useless" If so, what judgment are we to pass upon such texts as the following ? "We are unto God a sweet savour...

...Rationalism stands confessed ; doctrines, it seems, are not true, if they are not explicable. Again : " The hallowed purpose of restoring men to the lost...this object does not distinctly appear, the whole systetn becomes dead and useless" If so,, what judgment are we to pass upon such texts as the following...

...character of man, and must be seen to have this bearing, else they are useless and unbelievable. " Whenever this object does not distinctly appear, the whole system becomes dead and useless,"—these are Mr. Erskine's words. In reply to this, Mr. Newman asks what would become of the...

...Rationalism stands confessed ; doctrines, it seems, are not true, if they are not explicable. Again : " The hallowed purpose of restoring men to the lost...whenever this object does not distinctly appear, the -wlwle system becomes dead and useless" If so, what judgment are we to pass upon such texts as the...