AND

AMERICAN BIBLICAL REPOSITORY.

CONDUCTED BY

PROFESSOR E. A. PARK, AND S. H. TAYLOR, M. A.,
of Andover,

WITH THE SPECIAL COOPERATION OF

DR. ROBINSON AND PROFESSORS H. B. SMITH, J. HADLEY,
GEORGE E. DAY AND D. H. ALLEN,
AND REV. J. M. SHERWOOD.

VOL. IX.

ANDOVER:

WARREN F. DRAPER.

LONDON:

JOHN SNOW, 35 PATERNOSTER ROW.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1852, by

WARREN F. DRAPER,

in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

1921

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CONTENTS OF VOL. IX.

Article.

NO. XXXIII.

I. THE RESURRECTION OF THE BODY,

By Daniel R. Goodwin, Professor in Bowdoin College.

Page.

. 1

By M. Stuart, lately Professor of Sacred Literature at Andover.

No. L. A word more on Psalm xxii. 17,

No. II. Suggestions respecting the much controverted

Psalm viii. 2,

.

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73

IV. THE FOUR GOSPELS AS WE NOW HAVE THEM

IN THE NEW TESTAMENT, AND THE HEGEL-

IAN ASSAULTS UPON THEM, .

By C. E. Stowe, D. D., Professor at Andover.

[Continued from Vol. VIII. p. 629.]

V. Comparison of the Canonical Gospels with the Apocryphal

Gospels still extant,

The Apocryphal Gospels,

Abstract of the Apocryphal Gospels,

Remarks on the Apocryphal Gospels, as compared

with the Canonical,

77

77

78

81

96

97

VI. Comparison of the Canonical Gospels with the Fragments

of Gospels supposed to be lost,

Memorabilia of Justin Martyr,

Diatessaron of Tatian,

Gospel of Marcion,

V. THE KINGDOM OF CONGO AND THE ROMAN

CATHOLIC MISSIONARIES,

By Rev. John Leighton Wilson, Missionary in Western Africa.

By Edwards A. Park, Abbot Professor in Andover Theol. Seminary.

VIII. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS,

I. Patmos, and the Seven Churches,

V. Select Discourses of Sereno Edwards Dwight, D. D.,

VI. The Palaces of Nineveh and Persepolis,

VII. Arnold's Greek Prose Composition. Part II,

IX. CORRESPONDENCE,

229

229

231

Letter from Rev. Dr. J. Perkins, Orûmiah, Aug. 9, 1851,

From Mr. Pischon, a pupil of Neander, and now private secre-

tary to the Russian embassy at Athens, July, 1851, .

By Rev. H. R. Hoisington, Missionary of the American Board.

II. THE GROTIAN THEORY OF THE ATONEMENT,

Translated from the German, by Rev. Leonard Swain, Nashua, N. H.

By R. D. C. Robbins, Professor of Languages, Middlebury College.

[Continued from Vol. VIII. p. 699.]

Labors, Cares and Studies of Zuingli at Zurich, 1520–1522,

Marriage and Domestic Life of Zuingli,

259

The First Colloquy before the Council of Zurich; the Invoca-

tion of Saints, etc.,

The Second Colloquy at Zurich upon the Worship of Images,

and its Results,

273

278

280

287

Reforms in Switzerland. Publication of the "True and False

Change in the manner of Celebrating the Lord's Supper,

The Establishment of the New Academy at Zurich,

Struggles against the Anabaptists,

V. OBSERVATIONS ON MATTHEW 24: 29-31, AND THE

PARALLEL PASSAGES IN MARK AND LUKE,

WITH REMARKS ON THE DOUBLE SENSE OF

SCRIPTURE,

By M. Stuart, lately Professor of Sacred Literature at Andover.

VI. THE PRACTICAL ELEMENT IN CHRISTIANITY,

By Rev. Charles White, D. D., President of Wabash College, Ia.

VII. REMARKS ON THE IDEA OF RELIGION,

FROM THE GERMAN.

By Rev. William A. Stearns, Cambridge, Mass.

VIII. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS,

III. The Typology of Scripture,

IV. Stuart's Commentary on the Book of Proverbs,

V. Works of Lyman Beecher, D. D.,

VI. The New Testament translated from the Syriac,

VII. The Book of Genesis in Arabic,