A CONTINUATION OF
VINDICIÆ EVANGELICÆ: OR, THE MYSTERY OF THE GOSPEL VINDICATED;

OF THE DEATH OF CHRIST, AND OF JUSTIFICATION;
A REVIEW OF THE ANNOTATIONS OF HUGO GROTIUS; AND

A DISSERTATION ON DIVINE JUSTICE,

LONDON:

PRINTED FOR RICHARD BAYNES, 28, PATERNOSTER ROW:
And sold by J. Parker, Oxford ; Deighton and Sons, Cambridge; D. Brown,

Wangh and Innes, and H.9. Baynes and Co. Edinburgh ; Chalmers and
Collins, and M. Ogle, Glasgow; M. Keene, and R. M. Tims, Dublin.

CONTENTS

OF

THE NINTH VOLUME.

VINDICIÆ EVANGELICÆ.

CHAP. XX.

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Of the priestly office of Christ; how he was a priest; when he entered on this

office; and how he dischargeth it

1

CHAP. XXI.

Of the death of Christ, the causes, ends and fruits thereof, with an entrance into

the doctrine of his satisfaction thereby

19

CHAP. XXII.

The several considerations of the death of Christ, as to the expiation of our sins

thereby, and the satisfaction made therein: First, of it as a price. Secondly,

as a sacrifice

28

CHAP. XXIII.

Of the death of Christ, as it was a punishment, and the satisfaction made

thereby

46

CHAP. XXIV.

Some particular testimonies evincing the death of Christ to be a punishment,

properly so called

58

CHAP. XXV.

A digression concerning the fifty-third chapter of Isaiah : and the vindication

of it from the perverse interpretation of Hugo Grotius

74

CHAP. XXVI.

Of the matter of the punishment that Christ underwent, or what he suffered

110

CHAP. XXVII.

Of the covenant between the Father and the Son, the ground and founda-

tion of this dispensation of Christ's being punished for us, and in our

stead

125

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CHAP. XXVIII.

Of redemption by the death of Christ, as it was a price or ransom

......... 139

CHAP. XXIX.

Of reconciliation by the death of Christ, as it is a sacrifice

168

CHAP. XXX.

The satisfaction of Christ, on the consideration of his death being a punish-

ment, farther evinced; and vindicated from the exceptions of Smalcius ·

182

CHAP. XXXI.

Of election and universal grace. Of the resurrection of Christ from the dead

194

CHAP. XXXII.

Of justification and faith

206

CHAP. XXXIII.

Of keeping the commandments of God: and of perfection of obedience, how

attainable in this life

210

CHAP. XXXIV.

Of prayer: and whether Christ prescribed a form of prayer to be used by be-

lievers : and of praying unto him, and in his name, under the Old Testament 226

CHAP. XXXV.

Of the resurrection of the dead, and the state of the wicked at the last day ... 232

OF THE DEATH OF CHRIST, AND OF. JUSTIFICATION

244

The introduction. The design of the work. Atheists. The prolepsis of divine

justice general.. The divisions of justice, according to Aristotle. The senti-

ments of the schoolmen respecting these. Another division. Justice consi-

dered absolutely. Then in various respects

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