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Lecture 33 Lecture XXXIII. Moral Government.--No. 12. Sanctions Of Gods Law. First. God's law has Sanctions. Second. What constitutes the remuneratory Sanctions of the law of God. Third. The perfection…

Lecture 34 Lecture XXXIV. Moral Government.--No. 13. Governmental Principles. l. The precept of the law must be intelligible. 2. That obedience shall be practicable. 3. That it shall be for…

Lecture 35 Lecture XXXV. Atonement.--No. 1 In this lecture I shall show: First. What is intended by the Atonement. Second. That an Atonement was necessary. First. What is intended by…

Lecture 36 Lecture XXXVI. Atonement.--No. 2. In this lecture I shall present several farther reasons why an Atonement under the government of God was preferable in the case of the…

Lecture 37 Lecture XXXVII. Atonement.--No. 3. What Constitutes The Atonement. In this lecture I will show: First. Not Christ's obedience to law as a covenant of works. Second. That his…

Lecture 38 Lecture XXXVIII. Atonement.--No. 4.Its Value. In discussing the value of the Atonement, I shall -- First. Show in what its value consists. Second. How great its value is.…

Lecture 39 Lecture XXXIX. Moral Government.--No. 18. Atonement.--No. 5. Its Influence. I have already anticipated many things that might be said under this head, some of which I shall glance…

Lecture 40 Lecture XL. Moral Government.--No. 19. Atonement.--No. 6.Objections. I. To the fact of Atonement. It is said that the doctrine of Atonement represents God as unmerciful. Ans. 1. This…

Lecture 6 Lecture VI. Divine Authority Of The BibleI will show, First. That a farther revelation from God, than that which is made in the works of nature and providence…

Lecture 41 Lecture XLI. Moral Government.--No. 20. Human Governments Are A Part Of The Moral Government Of God. In this lecture I shall show: First. That Human Governments are a…