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CONTENTS OF No. LXIX.

PART I.-REVIEWS.

ART. I.—Impressions of America and American Churches. From

Journal of the Rev. GEO. LEWIS, one of the Deputation of

the Free Church of Scotland to the United States.

ART. II.-1. Chambers' Information for the People.

2. Chambers' Cyclopædia of English Literature.

3. Chambers' Miscellany of Useful and Entertaining

ART. III.—Anastasis; or, the Doctrine of the Resurrection of the

Body Rationally and Scripturally Considered. By GEORGE

BUSH, Professor of Hebrew, New York City University.

ART. IV. The Inquirer directed to an Experimental and Practical

View of the Work of the Holy Spirit. By OCTAVIUS WINS-

ART. V. Treatise on the Offices of Christ. By the late GEORGE

STEVENSON, D.D., Ayr.

ART. VI. The Biblical' Cabinet. New Series, Vol. i. Part II.

Commentary on the Psalms.

Translated from the German

of E. W. HENGSTENBERG, by the Rev. P. FAIRBAIRN, Salton,

and the Rev. J. THOMSON, Leith.

ART. VII.-1. Twelve Sermons upon the History of St Paul.

the Rev. HENRY BLUNT, A.M.,

2. A Family Exposition of the Pentateuch. By the Rev.

HENRY BLUNT, A.M. Genesis.

3. Sermons preached in Trinity Chapel, Upper Chelsea.

By the Rev. HENRY Blunt, A.M.

ART. VIII. Proceedings of the General Assembly of the Free

Church of Scotland. Folio. No. I. to X. Published by

Authority. 1845.

PART II.-CRITICAL NOTICES.

Reality of the Gracious Influence of the Holy Spirit. By the late JOHN

JAMIESON, D.D., F.R.S., and F.S., A.S., Author of the Scottish Etymo-

logical Dictionary, &c. &c.

Seligman, or the Leaven of the Gospel in a Jewish Family; and Nathan,

or the power of Love and Truth, translated from the German. By

SOPHIA LLOYD, Two Authentic Narratives,

Signs of the Second Advent of the Lord Jesus Christ: A Sermon preach-

ed at Gateshead, August 28, 1842. By the Rev. JOSEPH FORSYTH,

The Typology of Scripture; or, the Doctrine of Types Investigated in

its Principles, &c. By the Rev. P. FAIRBAIRN,

The Parable of the Leaven: A New Interpretation, intended to show its

important bearing on the Present Times. By Rev. ALFRED JENour,

Rector of Pilton,

Words of Truth for the Saints of God,

Salus Electorum, Sanguis Jesu: or, The Death of Death in the Death

of Christ. A Treatise of the Redemption and Reconciliation that is

in the Blood of Christ, with the Merit thereof, and Satisfaction wrought

thereby. In Four Parts. To which is added, A Vindication from the

Exceptions and Objections of Mr Richard Baxter. By JOHN OWEN,

D.D.,

The Kingdom of Heaven among Children; or, Twenty-five Narratives

of a Religious Awakening in a School in Pomerania. From the Ger-

man, by CHARLOTTE CLARKE,

245

Letters selected from the Correspondence of Helen Plumptre,

Anna, the Leech Vender; a Narrative of Filial Love.

BRECHT. From the German, by Mrs CLARKE,

The Emancipation of the Soil and Free Trade in Land. By a Landed

Peace for the Dying Christian, or Extracts from various Authors on the

Subject of Death. First Series. Selected by H. DRUMMOND, &c.,

The Hope of the Apostolic Church: or, the Duties and Privileges of

Christians in Connexion with the Second Advent, as unfolded in the

First Epistle of St Paul to the Thessalonians. Being Lectures de-

livered during Lent 1845, at St George's, Bloomsbury. By TwELVE

CLERGYMEN OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. With a Preface, by the

Rev. T. R. BIRKS, Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge, Rector of

Kelshall, Herts, and Author of " Elements of Prophecy," &c.

Michael Cassidy, or the Cottage Gardener; a Tale for Small Beginners, 243

John Ronge; the Holy Coat of Treves, and the New German Catholic

ib.

The Cross of Christ; The Call of God; Saving Faith: an Inquiry into

the Completeness and Extent of the Atonement, &c. By ROBERT S.

CANDLISH, D.D.,

The Grievance of University Tests as set forth in the Proceedings of the

Presbytery of St Andrews, with an Authentic Copy of the Libel in the

Case of Sir David Brewster,

Rome's Second Triumph, being the substance of a Pastoral Address to

the Congregation of Free St David's, Dundee. By the Rev. G. Lewis 251

An Exposition of the Confession of Faith. By the Rev. R. SHAW, Whit-

burn. With an Introductory Essay, by the Rev. W. M. HETHERING-

Protestant Missions in Bengal Illustrated, &c. By J. J. WEITERECHT,

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

ib.

PART I.-REVIEWS.

ART. I.-Evidence of more Roman Catholic Injustice; being a De-

fence of the Narrative of RAFFAELE CIOCCI, against the

misrepresentations contained in an Article in the "Dublin

Review." By RAFFAELE CIOCCI, formerly a Benedictine

and Cistercian Monk, Student and Hon. Librarian of the

Papal College of San Bernardo, Alle Terme Dioclesiane, in

ART. II. A Discourse on Theological Education, delivered on the

Bicentenary of the Westminster Assembly of Divines, July

1843; to which is added, Advice to a Student preparing

for the Ministry. By GEORGE Howe, D.D., Professor of

Biblical Literature, Theological Seminary, Columbia; S.C. 286

ART. III. History of the Origin and Progress of the Irish Society

established for promoting the Education of the Native Irish,

through the medium of their own Language. By HENRY

J. MONCK MASON, LL.D.

ART. IV.-1. Shelley's Poetical Works.

2. Wordsworth's Poetical Works.

3. Poems by William Cowper, with a Biographical and

Critical Introduction. By the Rev. THOMAS DALE. 324

ART. V.-The Romish and Prelatical Rite of Confirmation Exa-

mined, and proved to be contrary to the Scriptures, and the

practice of the earliest and purest churches, both oriental

and western. By T. SMYTH, D.D., Author of Lectures on

the Apostolical Succession.

PART II.-CRITICAL NOTICES.

The Times of Daniel, Chronological and Prophetical, Examined with re-

lation to the point of Contact between sacred and profane Chronology.

By GEORGE, Duke of Manchester,

A Commentary on the Apocalypse. By MOSES Stuart,

The Septuagint Version of the Old Testament, translated into English.

By Sir C. L. L. BRENTON, Bart.,

Short Meditations on the Psalms, chiefly in their Prophetic Character,

Thoughts on the Apocalypse. By B. W. NEWTON,

A Warning from the East, or the Jesuits as Missionaries in India. By

the Rev. W. S. MACKAY,

Remarks on the Connection between Religion and the State. By W.

A Concise View of the Ordinance of Baptism. By W. URWICK, D.D.,

The Mass and Rubrics of the Roman Catholic Church, translated into

English, with Notes and Remarks. By the Rev. J. R. COTTER, A.M.,

Rector of Inshannon,

Affectionate Counsels to Students of Theology, on leaving College, and

also to Young Ministers; being an Address, considerably enlarged, de-

livered in Ebenezer Chapel, June 25, 1844, to Mr Eustace Rogers Con-

der, A.M., Mr Henry Brown Creak, A.M., Mr Hill, Mr Thorp, Mr

Fairbrother, and Mr Holder, on the completion of their studies, and

leaving Spring Hill College. By JOHN ANGEL James,

Classical Studies: Essays on Ancient Literature and Art, with the Bio-

graphy and Correspondence of Eminent Philologists. By BARNAS

SEARS, B. B. EDWARDS, C. C. FELTON,

Ten Lectures, with Historical Notices illustrative of the Anti-Scriptural

Nature and Pernicious Tendency of the Doctrines of Puseyism. By

JAMES FULLERTON, LL.D., Minister of the Scots Church, Pitt Street,

The Signs of the Times in the East: A Warning to the West. By the

Rev. E. BICKERSTETH,

The Bible Hymn Book,

Hogg's Weekly Instructor,

Proceedings of the General Assembly of the Free Church of Scotland,

held at Edinburgh, May 1845,

Historical Collections, relating to Remarkable Periods of the Success of

the Gospel. Compiled by the Rev. J. GILLIES, D.D.

Enter into thy Closet; or, Secret Prayer and its accompanying Exer-

cises. By the Rev. J. M'GILL. Second Edition,

A Course of Lectures to Young Men on Religion, Science, and Litera-

ture, delivered in Dundee. By MINISTERS OF VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS.

The Arguments of Romanists from the Infallibility of the Church, and

the Testimony of the Fathers in favour of the Apocrypha, discussed

and refuted. By JAMES H. THORNWELL, Professor of Sacred Literature

in the South Carolina College,

Proverbial Philosophy, a Book of Thoughts and Arguments, originally

treated. By M. F. TUPPER, Esq., M.A.,

Bible Stories for the Young. By C. G. BARTH, D.D. Translated from

the thirtieth German edition,

The Miracles of Christ, with Explanatory Observations, &c. for the

Chapters on National Education. By the Rev. R. M. MACBRIAR, M. Å.,
Author of "Geology and Geologists," &c.,

Vindication of the Covenanters, in a Review of the Tales of my Land-

lord. By the late THOMAS M'CRIE, D.D. Fourth Edition,

The Nature and Import of the Sacrament of Baptism, and the duties

connected with the reception of it. By the Rev. JOHN THOMSON,

Minister of St George's Free Church, Montrose. Second Edition,

Expository Lectures on the Epistle of Jude. By the Rev. WALTER

M'GILVRAY, Minister of Hope Street Church, Glasgow,

ib.

ib.

The Prelatical Doctrine of the Apostolical Succession Examined, with a

Delineation of the High Church System. By H. A. BOARDMAN, Pas-

tor of the Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia,

The Highlands, and other Poems. By the Rev. J. G. SMALL. Second

A Practical Exposition of the first ten verses of the Fifth Chapter of the

Gospel by Matthew. In forty-one Sermons. By M. MACKAY, LL.D.,

The Mirror of the Gospel. By J. R. BALME,

A Token of Love for Little Children. By the WIDOW OF A MADRAS

The Lord our Shepherd; an Exposition of the 23d Psalm. By the Rev.

The Nursery Governess. By the Author of "THE WEEK,”

Relievo Map of Palestine, illustrating the Sacred Scriptures and the re-

searches of Modern Travellers, constructed from recent authorities and

MS. Documents, in the Office of the Board of Ordnance,

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

ib.

THE

PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW.

APRIL 1845.

No. LXVIII.

ART. I.-1. Tractarianism not of God.

Sermons by SAMUEL B.

TAYLOR, M.A., Rector of St Peters. London: Longman. 1844. 2. Difficulties of a Young Clergyman in Times of Division. London Seeley. 1844.

3. Mary Spencer. A Tale for the Times. By A. HOWARD. London: Seeley. 1844.

4. The Reformation in Europe. London Tract Society.

5. The Church Visible in all Ages. By CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH. Seeley.

1844.

6. The Christian Sacrifice in the Eucharist, or the Communion Of fice of the Church of Scotland conformable to Scripture. By a LAYMAN. Edinburgh: Gallie & Bayley. 1844.

7. The Curate of Linwood; or, the Real Strength of the Christian Ministry. By C. G. H. Seeley. London: 1845.

POPERY is man's religion,-the religion of the natural heart. It is fallen man's way of dealing with God. As such, its object is to keep God ever on the outside of man, at as great a distance as is consistent with not denying him altogether. Conscience, seared, but not wholly ossified, demands that there should be some recognition of God, and some service done to him, lest, if not thus bribed and pacified, his anger should blaze out hot against the sinner. The enmity of the carnal mind acquiesces in this, constrainedly and out of dread, insisting, at the same time, upon the very minimum of service that will avail to ward off vengeance; nay, farther, insisting that this service, scanty as it may be, shall be rendered only in

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