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NO. CXIX.-JANUARY 1882.

I. Evangelical Theology, Living and Progressive. By PROFESSOR
J. LAIDLAW, D.D., New College, Edinburgh,

II. Unbelief in the Eighteenth Century. By the Rev. J. FORDYCE,
M.A., Belfast,

III. A Bible Reviser of the Fourth Century. By the Rev. ROBERT
HENDERSON, M.A., Innellan,

IV. How is Sin to end? By a Purgatory? By the Rev. A. MAC-
LEOD SYMINGTON, D.D., Birkenhead,

V. The Spirit of the Father glorifying the Son,
VI. The Latest Outcome of Free Thought in those who still cling
to the name of Christian. By the Rev. DAVID BROWN, D.D.,
Principal of the Free Church College, Aberdeen,

VII. Note on Luke ii. 49. By W. LINDSAY ALEXANDER, D.D.,
Principal, Congregational Theological Hall, Edinburgh,
VIII. Some Difficulties of Modern Materialism. By BORDEN P.
BowNE, Professor of Philosophy in Boston University,

IX. A Sober View of Abstinence. By the Rev. DANIEL MERRI-
MAN, Worcester, Mass.,

X. Current Literature,

NO. CXX.-APRIL 1882.

I. Jehovistic and Elohistic Theories. By the Rev. JOHN
URQUHART, Kirkcaldy,

II. The Place and Use of Doctrine. By the Rev. ROBERT SANDERS,
Melrose,

III. Conscience and the Blood of Sprinkling,

IV. Chalmers and Schleiermacher. By the Rev. DANIEL EDWARD,
Breslau,

V. Professor Robertson Smith on the Pentateuch. By the Rev.
PROFESSOR W. HENRY GREEN, Princeton, New Jersey,

VI. The Sacrificial Aspect of Christ's Death. By the Rev. H. B.
ELLIOT, New Haven, Connecticut,

VII. Current Literature,