SCRIPTURE INQUIRY

INTO

THE STATE AND CONDITION OF MANKIND,

AND

THE EXTENT OF THE ATONEMENT IN HIS BEHALF;

WITH REFLECTIONS

ox

THE MORAL GOVERNMENT OF GOD.

In this Work the Author has paid the strictest attention to the Scriptures,
both as regards their express language, and the obvious spirit of Christianity
therein exhibited,—without regard to the opinions or systems of men. It
is the Christianity of the Bible, and not Calvinism, Arminianism, nor any
other system that he contends for,—

"What is there in names?—a Rose,
By any other name, would smell as sweet."

"As in Adam all die; so in Christ shall all be made alive.— Where Sin
abounded, Grace did much more abound. "—paul.

"God sent not his Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the
world through him might be saved."—Jesus Clliusr.

"Prove all things: holdfast that which is good."—Paul.

BY THE AUTHOR OF " A COMPENDIOUS VIEW Ot CREATION.

MONTROSE:

FEINTED FOE THE AUTHOR; AND SOLD BY LONGMAN & CO. AND W. JONES,
LONDON; SMITH & CO. EDINBURGH; COLLINS, OGLE, AND LOCKHEAD,
GLASGOW; CHALMEBS, DUNDEE; AND J. CLARK, ABERDEEN.

1828.