In the course of the volume the Author has also had at hand, Abbadie, Bullet, L'avertisement du clergé françois, 1775;' Bergier, Traité de la réligion; Duvoisin, démonstration; Merault, Religion Chrétienne prouvée et defendue par les objections mêmes des Incredules; Les Essais de M. Placette, and the able preface of M. Jouffroy to his translation of Dugald Stewart's Sketches of Moral Philosophy. The Author had not the leisure to read, or rather re-read, all these works, but he has consulted them from time to time. It is not from books that he has drawn his chief materials, but from the Bible itself, and from such experience and observation as he has been able to collect in the discharge of his parochial duties. To bring to bear upon the minds of candid and thoughtful persons, the real weight of the internal Evidences of Christianity, introduced and sustained by the external, has been his design-the execution and success of which he An incomparable little Treatise on the Internal Evidences. commends to the mercy and goodness of Almighty God-to whom only would he ascribe all the praise for whatever aid he has received in pursuing it and to WHOSE GLORY he would desire to dedicate this and every other effort of his life and ministry. Islington, April 13, 1830. 1 CONTENTS . 1 The Christian Revelation is suited to man as it speaks a DECISIVE LANGUAGE, and gives repose and satis- faction to the mind in the greatest and most perplex- As it UNFOLDS ALL THE MYSTERIES OF HIS CONDI- Accounts for the apparent contradiction of his state, and addresses him in this condition, and no other All agreeing with his outward circumstances in this This remedy is also calculated to draw out to the utmost, all the powers and faculties of man And carry him on to his true end. As it is CALCULATED for UNIVERSAL DIFFUSION under CHRISTIANITY CONNIVES AT NO ONE VICE This adaptation does not STRIKE the mind at once IS A PROSPECTIVE SCHEME formed by the wisdom of GOD, and revealed perfect and complete at once THE EXCELLENCIES OF THE DOCTRINES OF The CHIEF DOCTRINES ENUMERATED The being, perfection and providence of the one living The guilt and condemnation of man |