ON VARIOUS

THEOLOGICAL SUBJECTS,

PUBLISHED AT DIFFERENT TIMES,

AND NOW COLLECTED INTO VOLUMES.

BY THOMAS SCOTT, D.D.
Author of a COMMENTARY ON THE BIBLE, &c.

CONTENTS

OF

THE SECOND VOLUME.

ESSAYS ON THE MOST IMPORTANT SUBJECTS IN RELIGION.

ESSAY I-On the Divine Inspiration of the

Holy Scriptures,

ESSAY II.-On the importance of revealed truth;

the duty of reading the Scriptures; and the

manner in which they should be read,

ESSAY III.-On the Scriptural Character of

God,

ESSAY IV.-A brief exposition of the Ten Com-

mandments, as comprising the substance of

the Moral Law,

ESSAY V.-On Man's situation as a Sinner in

the present world,

ESSAY VI.-On the Deity of Jesus Christ,

ESSAY VII.-The Doctrine of Christ's Deity

shown to be essential to Christianity: and

some objections to the doctrine briefly an-

swered,

ESSAY VIII-On the nature and design of the

Mediatorial Office, sustained by the Lord

Jesus Christ,

ESSAY IX.-On the Merits and Atonement of

Christ,

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ESSAY X.-On the Exaltation of Christ, and his

appearance in the presence of God in our be-

half,

ESSAY XI.-On Justification,

ESSAY XII-On Regeneration,

ESSAY XIII.-On the Personality and Deity of

the Holy Spirit; with some thoughts on the

Doctrine of the sacred Trinity,

ESSAY XIV. On the Gifts and Influences of the

Holy Spirit,

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ESSAY XV.-On the uses of the Moral Law, in

subserviency to the Gospel of Christ,

295

ESSAY XVI.-On the Believer's Warfare and

Experience,

313

ESSAY XVII.--On the Privileges enjoyed by the

True Believer,

331

ESSAY XVIII.--On the disposition and charac-

ter, peculiar to the True Believer,

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ESSAY XIX.--The subject continued,

366

ESSAY XX.-On the Believer's attention to re-

ESSAY XXIV.--On Baptism, and the Lord's

Supper,

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ESSAY XXV.--On the state of separate Spirits;

the Resurrection of the Body; Judgment and

Eternity,

An Evening Prayer for a Family,

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