VI. COMPARISON OF JEREMIAH 28: 5, 6, AND 83:14—16, 128.

BY S. A. WORCESTER MISSIONARY TO THE CHEROKEE9.

Vn. DR. GRD?FIN'S THEORY OF THE ATONEMENT, 182

BY EDWARDS A. PARK, ABBOT PROFESSOR, ANDOVER.

Vin. THE PUBLIC ECONOMY OF THE ATHENIANS, 179

BY PROF. ALBERT HARKNESS, BROWN UNIVERSITY.

IX. SMITH'S DICTIONARY OF GEOGRAPHY —SMYRNA, 202

BY PROF. GEORGE M. LANE, HARVARD UNIVERSITY.

X. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS, . . . .237

1. — Philological Studies by Professor Gibbs, . . .237

2. — The Writings of Rev. James B. Walker, D. D., . 241

3. — Bengel's Gnomon, 246

4. — Commentary on the Books of Kings and Chronicles, . 247

5. — Dr. Wordsworth's Greek Testament, .... 247

6. — Guericke's Manual of Church History, . . . 249

7. — Groeber on the Apocalypse, ..... 250

8. — Two Sermons of Dr. Thompson, . . . .251

9. — Tattler's Life and Sermons, 253

10.— Schwegler's History of Philosophy, .... 255

XI. THEOLOGICAL AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCE, 256

Germany, 256

England 258

NO. LVIII.

I. ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS OF THE BIBLE, . . 261

i

II. SACRED CHRONOLOGY, 289

BY PROF. JOSEPH PACKARD, D. D., THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY,

FAIRFAX, VI.

in. GEOLOGICAL AND THEOLOGICAL ANALOGIES, 800

BY REV. BENJAMIN P. HOSFORD, HAVERHILL, MASS.

IV. ESSAY ON INSPIRATION 814

BY PROFESSOR JOSEPH TORREY, D. »., BURLINGTON, YT.

V. THE GROUNDS OF KNOWLEDGE, . . . .337

BY BEY. CHARLES B. HADDCCK, D. D., FORMERLY PROFESSOR IN

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.

VL WISDOM AS A PERSON IN THE BOOK OF PRO-

VERBS, 353

BY PROF. E. P. BARROWS, ANDOVER.

VH. THE FUTURE STATE, 881

BY REV. JAMES M. HOPFIN, SALEM, MASS.

VHL THE SCIENCE OF ETYMOLOGY, .... 401

BY REV. BENJAMIN W. DWIOHT, M. A., BROOKLYN, N. Y.

LX TOPOGRAPHY OF JERUSALEM, . . . .444

BY JOSEPH P. THOMPSON, D. D., NEW YORK.

X. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS, . . . .476

1. — Olshausen's Commentaries, 476

2. — Cardinal Mai's Greek Bible according to the Vatican Ms., 477

8. — Peirce's System of Analytic Mechanics, . . . 478

4. — Prof. Agassiz's Natural History, .... 480

5. — Annals of the American Pulpit, .... 481

6. — Pulpit Eloquence of the Nineteenth Century, . . 482

7. — Germany; its Universities, Theology, and Religion, . 483

8. — Lewes's History of Philosophy, 484

9. — Lectures on the History of Ancient Philosophy, . 485

10. — Dr. Schmitz's Manual of Ancient Geography, . . 488

11. — The Bible and the People, 489

XL THEOLOGICAL AND LITERARY INTELLIGENCE, 492

Germany, 492

England, 495

NO. LIX.

L THE GREEK CHURCH, 501

BY BEV. J. M. MANNING, BOSTON, MARS.

H. THE TRUE THEORY OF MISSIONS TO THE HEA-

THEN 543

BY REV. W. W. PATTON, CHICAGO, ILL.

IH. WAS PETER IN ROME, AND B SHOP OF THE

CHURCH AT ROME? 569

A HISTORICO-CRITIOAL INQUIRY BY J. ELLENDORF. TRANSLATED FROM THE

GERMAN BY E. GOODRICH SMITH, M. A., WASHINGTON, D. C.

§ 1. Introduction, . . 569

2. Sources of this Tradition, 571

3. The Question stated, 578

4. Course of the Investigation, 674

Part I.— The Holy Scriptures.

§ 5. Opening of the subject, 575

6. The time of Stephen's death and Paul's conversion, . 575

7. Paul in Palestine prior to A. D. 45, . . . . S81

8. Was Peter Bishop of Antioch? 582

9. Origin of the story of Peter's bishopric at Antioch —

Old Witnesses, 587

10. Time of the Council at Jerusalem 591

11. Peter at Antioch, 596

12. Peter, after his Journey from Antioch, . . . 597

13. Proof from Paul's Epistle to the Romans, . . . 598

14. Proof from the Acts of the Apostles, . . .600

15. Proof from the Epistles to the Philippians, Colossians,

Ephesians, to Philemon, and the Hebrews, . 601

16. Same subject continued, 604

17. Peter was not in Rome in A. D. 65 and 66, . . . 606

18. Peter's Epistles, 609

19. The Founding of the Church of Rome without Peter, 613

20. Recapitulation, 619

21. The Negative proof, ....... . . .621
IV. THE SCRIPTURAL DOCTRINE OF A FUTURE

STATE, 625

BY PROF. E. P. BARROWS, ANDOVl.lt.

The Philosophical Argument, 627

The Scriptural Argument, 686

I. On the usage of certain terms, 636

II. Passages of Scripture examined, .... 646

III. Destiny of Satan, 658

IV. Resurrection of the Unjust, 659

V. Degrees of Future Punishment, .... 660

V. CONGREGATIONALISM AND SYMBOLISM, . .661

BY PROF. WILLIAM Q. T. 8nKDD, ANDOVER.

VI. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS 690

1. — Rawlinson's Herodotus, . 690

2. — Riggs's Manual of the Chaldee Language, . . . 692

3. — Bush's Notes on Numbers, 692

NO. LX.

L MESHAKAH ON SCEPTICISM 693

II. THE CONFLICT OF TRINITARTANISM AND UNI-

TARIANISM IN THE ANTE-NICENE AGE, . . 726

BY PHILIP SCHAFF, D. D.

HI. BAPTISM A SYMBOL OF THE COMMENCEMENT

OF THE NEW LIFE, 744

BY REV. U. L. WAYLAND, X. A., WORCESTER, MASS.

IV. HOMERIC IDEAS OF THE SOUL AND A FUTURE

LIFE, 753

BY JOHN FROUDFIT, D. D., PROFESSOR OF GREEK LITERATURE IN RUTGERS

COLLEGE.

V. CAPRICES AND LAWS OF LITERATURE, . . 805

BY REV. LEONARD WITHINOTON, D. D., NEWBCRYPORT, MASS.

VL THE REPRESENTATIVE SYSTEM IN THE CON-

STITUTION OF MOSES, 825

TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF DR. SAALSCHUTZ, BY S. TU8KA.

VII. SACRED TRADITIONS IN THE EAST, . . .845

BY REV. E. BURGESS, RECENTLY MISSIONARY OF THE A. B. C. F. M.

VIH. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS, . . . .877

1. — Buttmann's Greek Testament, 877

2. — Gillespie on the Necessary Existence of God, . . 882

8.— Gillespie on the Truth of the Evangelical History, . 883

4. — Macvicar's Inquiry into Human Nature, . . . 884

5. — Memorial of Dr. Taylor, and his Practical Sermons, 884

INDEX, 890