LIDHARY
476287

ASTOR, LENOX AND
TILDEN FOUNDATIONS.

1909

"Entered according to the Act of Congress in the year 1833, by G. & C. & H. Carvill,

In the Clerk's office of the Southern District of New York."

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

BOOK SECOND.

THE DOCTRINE OF MAN.

PART FIRST.

THE STATE INTO WHICH MAN IS BROUGHT BY THE FALL.

ARTICLE NINTH.

OF SIN, AND THE PUNISHMENT of sin.

§73. What is meant by sin; the different words used in the Bible to de-

note sin, and the meaning of them

$74. What does reason, without the use of the Bible, teach us respecting

the sinful state of man, and the origin of it? And how far do the

results of Reason on this subject agree with the Bible?

75. Mosaic account of the sin of our first parents

76. Of the imputation of the sin of our first parents

77. In what the natural depravity of man consists; its appellations in

the Bible; when it has its principal seat in man; and how its exis-

tence may be proved from the Holy Scriptures

§ 78. Of the nature and attributes of this corruption; its propagation, its

punishableness; also of the origin of sinful desires among men, and

their punishableness

§79. Of the representations of the ancient Church-fathers respecting hu-

man depravity; and the manner in which the ecclesiastical phrase-

ology on this subject, and the various forms of doctrine were grad-

ually developed

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60. Results of the foregoing discussion respecting the doctrine of natural

depravity, and observations on the mode of teaching this doctrine. 84

§81. Explanation of the idea which is commonly connected in theology

with the expression Actual Sins; and of the different degrees of sin. 93

§ 82. Divisions of sin in respect to the law, to the knowledge and purpose

of him who commits it, and to the action itself

83. Of some other divisions of sin, and sins of participation

$84. Of the blasphemy against the Holy Ghost, or the sin against the

Holy Ghost

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