A Defence of the Christian Religion from the Several Objections of Modern Antiscripturists

Symon, 1733

By fhewing the prefent State of the Gospel	16

And the Reftrictions and Limitations of it ftated	33

23 explaind	41

Their Sufficiency of Intelligence	48

And that their late Admiffion is an Argument in their	54

Anfwerd by fhewing that true Miracles can be done	62

A Paffage in 2 Pet xii 19 10	74

A Summary of the whole Argument	80

And the People who lived in our Saviours Time 112	271

And that there was no Fallacy in this Miracle	275

By giving fome Account of the Pool	281

Tho probably he does it under another Name	287

Why God vouchfafd this Favour to the Jews 291 ibid	293

SECT XVIII	299

Of his turning WATER into WINE	305

That he encouragd no Excefs there for	312

Some kinds of Reasoning typical	86

And of Iſaiah vii 14 vindicated	92

St Lukes Quotation of Deut xviii 15	98

With a proper Inference from the whole	101

SECT VI	106

Or Terms of Art derivd from the Greek Language	116

His emblematical Stile	122

Anferd by fheaving that the Prophesy of Micah v	128

Why Chrift and his Apostles in the Application of	135

A Recapitulation of the three foregoing Sections	142

Afwerd from the Greatnefs of them	149

From the Perfons that do them	155

And Greatrack	162

SECT IX	175

And why it was encourag d	181

The Objection against	187

The Place where the Market was kept	194

With the Sum of the whole Anſwer	201

How the Demoniacks might ſubſiſt there	205

But if any that they were a Confirmation of what	213

Why it was on a Mountain	219

That Mofes and Elias were really there	225

And their Fidelity therein	231

But by Chrifts Power and her Faith in bim	238

Anfwerd by ftating the Womans Cafe	242

SECT XV	249

Particularly that of Jofephus III	251

And why be difcovered himself to this Woman in par	256

Because there were Figs in Judea at this Time ibid	262

The different ways of explaining Mark xi 13	268

The Sum of the Anfwer	319

Anfwerd by fhewing why there might be fuch a Croud	327

SECT XXI	334

Anfwerd by obferving that no one Miracle is greater	346

Anfwerd by fhewing from Scripture that the Apofiles	352

Why Chrift wept and calld him with a LOUD	358

And why he might very juftly retire from their Malice	366

And from the Nature and End of their Writings	367

Anfwerd by fhewing that the Lofs of Antichriftian	373

From their want of Courage	380

And the Folly of	382

Why be did not appear to the unbelieving Jews	389

And a Recapitulation of the whole Anſwer	403

Anfwerd by fhewing what Natural Religion is	410

The prefent State of humane Reafon as to its Imper	416

Were ignorant of a proper Form of Divine Worſhip	423

Becauſe the ancient Philofophers were incapable to	429

Doubtful and uncertain in others	436

And the wicked State of the Heathen World fhewn from	442

And of which Kind it ought to be	449

They imply no Contradiction or Abfurdity	456

Nor Folly in the manner of it 302 ibid	458

And the Reaſonableness of its Sacraments	463

Because	467

SECT	470

SECT	477

Anfwerd by fbewing that a Revelation from God	480

That tho Time be of no Confideration with God yet	487

when it was	494

A Review of the whole Argument	500

Tytuł	A Defence of the Christian Religion from the Several Objections of Modern Antiscripturists
Autor	Thomas Stackhouse
Wydawca	Symon, 1733
W formie oryginalnej	Bawarska Biblioteka Państwowa
W formie cyfrowej	9 Sty 2012

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