Sabbath Laws and Sabbath Duties: Considered in Relation to Their Natural and Scriptural Grounds, and to the Principles of Religious Liberty

Robert Cox

Maclachlan and Stewart, 1853 - 598 strán (strany)

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A PLEA FOR SUNDAY TRAINS ON THE EDINBURGH	1

Mr Macaulays character of the Puritans Conclusion	2

Their ordinance in 1647 for the abolition of Churchfestivals Page 332	4

APPENDIX	17

Page 3 at the bottom delete Note C and for Note D read Note C	29

GODS TRUTH AND MANS TRUTH	31

The religious truth of individuals often undergoes change	37

31	46

Cases of a barbers apprentice and a Sunday steamboat	353

sinful	358

Agitation under his auspices against Sunday trains	360

282	362

365 line 1 after bondage insert	365

Agitation against Sundaylabour in the Postoffice	366

60	379

Demoralizing tendency of disingenuous subscription of Articles	397

49 line 1 for have seen read shall	49

50 line 6 from bottom for Sidney read Sydney	50

Influence of extension of ones religious studies	53

Rebuke by Mr Godfrey Higgins of the dogmatism of the Sab	55

The truths of one generation frequently become errors	59

60 line 6 delete Jewish	60

61 line 3 after in delete 1	62

Remedies proposed	73

How the Fourth Commandment attained its prominent	93

91 line 6 from bottom for 13 read 3	96

Effects of the erroneous mode of exegesis of the old theolo	97

Men of Science now liberated from such bondage	109

cerning the Sabbath	118

Doctrine of John Knox	124

In Scotland the Westminster Confession virtually the stand	132

No such authority claimed by it as that with which it	138

119 line 17 from bottom add and vol xii p 412	145

Circumstances tending to bias the assembled Divines in their	146

Their mistaken notion that the Jewish law is in some degree	164

166 line 34 after Sermons insert vol iii p 359	166

173 line 8 before Christian insert modern	173

Revival of Judaism in the Christian Church about the	190

219 line 9 after sign insert and a memorial	219

233 line 27 for that solemn read a solemn	233

Not the Fourth Commandment but the law of nature enjoins	234

Uniformity of religious opinion impossible	242

Notion that marriage with a deceased wifes sister	250

Beneficial effects of variety of opinion 2513	252

258 last line after notes insert also Priestleys Theological Repository	258

Confessions and Articles have signally failed to produce uni	259

174	262

Probability that among the notions about to be generally	267

Importance of physiology as a branch of general education	273

Active recreation needful as well as rest	279

283 line 26 for the read divers for the comma after assumptions sub stitute and and for and read with	283

287 line 6 from bottom after 276 insert See infra p 515 note	287

Views of Continental Reformers	289

56	291

58	326

328 line 4 from bottom for precepts read precept	328

Sabbathobservance after the Restoration	334

337 line 5 for Taylor read Tayler	337

Hellfire threatened by the Assembly in 1834 for walking	341

Opinions of the Bishop of London and Sir R Peel on Sabbath	347

Indications of public opinion through the press Town Coun	403

Speeches of Mr Hume and Lord Advocate Rutherfurd	409

Protest of certain Shareholders against the manœuvre	410

190	420

429 line 21 for Polities read Politics	429

437 line 19 from bottom for simply read only	437

72	441

Proceedings at the Meetings in March and August 1850	443

Old notion that the Divine right of kings is counte	446

25	454

456 line 7 from bottom for Science and Scripture read Religion and Science	456

74	469

26	471

Two different systems of religious truth endowed by	477

In what respects the Mosaic Law is of value to	485

of the narrative of the creation in Genesis 8993	492

289	494

Demand by members of the dominant sect in Scotland that	512

The first Confession of the Church of Scotland free from Sab	513

Both copies cannot be genuine	514

This notion controverted	527

Occasion on which that injunction was given	536

Meaning of keep holy hallow and sanctify	542

The argument that Geology is an immature	544

546 line 9 from bottom after feel insert a semicolon instead of the period	546

547 line 16 for ace read	547

Notion of some that the Fourth Commandment enjoins labour	548

553 line 17 from bottom after bondage insertan end for which in its own nature it was highly suitable and delete these words at the top of next page	553

554 line 30 for properties read proprieties	554

denied impure are resorted to in their stead	557

Plays and bearbaitings there on Sundays	558

559 line 28 after interpretation insert	559

science considered	567

417	569

Seventhday Sabbatarians in the reigns of James I	570

Resemblance of their conduct to that of the Jesuits	571

153	574

Gardens	576

Its origin and progress in Scotland	579

Joyous character of Mosaic festivals including the Sabbath	585

Ambiguity of the word moral	586

158	587

Recreations on the Sabbath were not forbidden to the Jews	593

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Názov	Sabbath Laws and Sabbath Duties: Considered in Relation to Their Natural and Scriptural Grounds, and to the Principles of Religious Liberty
Autor	Robert Cox
Vydavateľ	Maclachlan and Stewart, 1853
Zdroj originálu:	Harvardská univerzita
Digitalizované	15. aug. 2008
Dĺžka	598 strán (strany)

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