CONTENTS OF VOL. IV., NO. I-THIRD SERIES.

ARTICLE

I. ECCLESIASTICAL DISCOVERIES OF THE PURITANS,

By REV. GEO. B. CHEEVER, D.D., New York.

II. THE PROMISE OF THE SPIRIT,

By REV. ERSKINE MASON, D.D., New York.

III. THE NATURE OF THE ATONEMENT,

By REV. THOMAS H. SKINNER, D.D., New York.

IV. THE BIBLE EVERYTHING OR NOTHING,

BY PROF. TAYLER LEWIS, LL.D., University of New York.

V. TORREY'S NEANDER,

By REV. SAMUEL M. HOPKINS, A. M., Teacher in Theo. Sem., Auburn, N. Y.

VI. INFLUENCE OF THE LITERATURE OF THE SARACENS,

By REV. EDWARD BEECHER, D.D., Boston.

VIII. CRITICAL NOTICES,

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3. The Four Gospels, and the Acts of the Apostles, in Greek.

4. The Poetical Works of John Milton.

5. The Bible not of Man.

6. An American Dictionary of the English Language.

7. Lectures on Christian Theology.

8. Thomson's Seasons.

9. James's Life of Henry Fourth.

10. Blunt's Undesigned Coincidences.

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VII. A PLEA FOR LIBRARIES, WITH ESPECIAL reference to tHE

WANTS OF WESTERN INSTITUTIONS,

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By REV. N. PORTER, JR., Prof. Moral Philosophy, Yale College.

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1. Xenophon's Memorabilia of Socrates.

2. Life and Religious Opinions of Madame de la Mothe Guyon; with some account of

Fenelon.

CONTENTS OF VOL. IV., NO. II.-THIRD SERIES.

ARTICLE

I. INFLUENCE OF CHRISTIANITY ON CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS LIB-

VIII. CHALMERS,

By Prof. E. D. SANBORN, Dartmouth College, N. H.

VI. THE LIFE OF FAITH A MENTAL DISCIPLINE,

By Rev. HENRY T. CHEEVER, Lodi, N. J.

VII. JUSTIFICATION BY WORKS,

By Prof. TAYLER Lewis, LL.D., New York.

IX. THE TAX-BOOK OF THE ROMAN CHANCERY,

By ALFRED H. GUERNSEY, New York.

X. CRITICAL NOTICES,

Barnes' Notes on Isaiah.

Chalmers' Hora Biblicæ Quotidianæ.

Spencer's Greek Reading Book.

Tyler's Germania and Agricola of Tacitus.

Harper's Pictorial History of England.

Sophocles' Greek Grammar.

Cyclopedia of Moral and Religious Anecdotes.

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME IV.-NO. III.-THIRD SERIES.

ARTICLE.

I. INFLUENCE OF COLLEGES, ESPECIALLY ON WESTERN

EDUCATION AND CIVILIZATION,

By Rev. President WHITE, D. D., Wabash College, Indiana.

II. REVIEW OF FINNEY'S THEOLOGY,

V. WHO WAS MELCHISEDEC?

By Rev. ISAAC HEADLEY.

VI. NICODEMUS,

By Rev. GEORGE Duffield, D.D., Detroit, Michigan.

III. SKEPTICISM IN RELATION TO THE MISSIONARY EN-

TERPRISE,

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By Rev. JOSEPH P. THOMPSON, New York.

IV. THE RELIGION OF MERIT AND THE RELIGION OF

GRACE, .

By Rev. ROBERT W. HILL, East Bloomfield, New York.

By Rev. JAMES M. MACDONALD, Jamaica, L. I.

VIII. REDEMPTION-ITS GLORY,

IX. BIBLE ETHICS,

VII. THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE BIBLE, .

By Rev. JAMES ROWLAND, Circleville, O.

Niagara-A Poem.

Loiterings in Europe.

X. CRITICAL NOTICES,

Owen's Thucydides.

An Earnest Ministry the Want of Times.

Macdonald on Revelations.

Fundamental Philosophy.

Hora Biblicæ Quotidianæ.

Memoir of William Ellery Channing.

Barnes' Notes on James, Peter, John and Jude.

History of the Girondists.

By Prof. TAYLER LEWIS, LL.D. University of New York.

Kings and Queens.

Mary Grover.

William the Cottager.

The Children of the New Forest.

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