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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

A Dissertation Concerning The Eternal Sonship Of Christ

I. The first century, in which the Evangelists and Apostles lived

II. To the second century, in which the same heresies of Ebion and Cerinthus

III. To the third century, The heresies which sprung up in this age respecting the Person, Sonship, and Deity of Christ

IV. To the fourth century, in which rose up the: Arians and Photinians

V. In the fifth century Arianism continued and prospered, having many abettors, as well as many who opposed it

IX. In the ninth, tenth and eleventh centuries, the controversies were chiefly about Image-worship, Transubstantiation

X. When the Reformation began in the sixteenth century

The Fullness Of The Mediator

I shall inquire what fullness of Christ is here intended

II. To give some account of the nature and properties of this fullness

III. To shew in what sense this fullness may be said to dwell in Christ, and what that phrase imports

IV. To make it appear, that the being and dwelling of this fullness in Christ is owing to the good-will and pleasure of the Father

Christ A Priest After The Order Of Melchizedek

The Appearance Of Christ In Human Nature

I. This may have respect to his coming into the world

The Appearance Of Christ In Human Nature

II. To take notice of the discovery, or manifestation

III. I shall proceed to the application of this metaphor and figure

The Infinite Condescension Of Jehovah, Manifested In Dwelling On The Earth

I. This passage may very well be referred to the incarnation of our Lord Jesus Christ

II. This may also be referred to God's dwelling among his people, or his divine presence in the churches of Christ

The Characters Of A Ruler Over Men

I. He is a Ruler

II. His being a Ruler over men

III. This Ruler over men, is just or righteous

IV. He also rules in the fear of God

Christ The Ransom Found

I. The great blessing of the text, a ransom found Two things I shall consider under this head

II. The happy effect and consequence of the ransom found, which is an order for deliverance from going down to the pit

III. To observe the grace of God displayed in all this; then be is gracious, and saith

Christ The Savior From The Tempest

II. To the application they make to him, Lord save us: which shews

David A Type Of Christ

I. He is described here by his name, David

II. He is further described by his lineage and descent, the son of Jesse

III. David is here described as the man raised up on high

IV. David is here described as the anointed of the God of Jacob

V. David is described as the sweet Psalmist of Israel

Levi's Urim And Thummim Found With Christ

I. The names of the twelve tribes of Israel being engraven on them, they were borne on Aaron's heart

II. By these, the high priest consulted God for the people in matters of moment

I. I will endeavour to shew

II. I shall now inquire how the Urim and Thummim may be applied to Christ, in respect to the use of them

The Meat Offering Typical Both Of Christ And Of His People

I. I shall consider the principal ingredient of it

II. To consider the things which were to be made use of along with this meat-offering

III. As to the composition thereof, and the different manner of dressing this meat-offering

IV. The use that was made of this offering

V. The acceptableness of it

The Table And Shew-Bread, Typical Of Christ And His Church

I. The mystery or the gospel of the Table

II. Place, to give you some account of the gospel, and the mystery pf the shew-bread set upon his table

The Wave-Sheaf Typical Of Christ

I. We shall endeavour to shew, that this sheaf of the first was a type of Christ, as to the matter of it, both respect to quality and quantity

II. It was so, with respect to what was done unto it, and done with it

III. What were the concomitants or it

Paul's Farewell Discourse At Ephesus

I. Here is an endearing appellation which he gives them, Brethren

II Here is an instance of his regard unto them

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