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in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

YTIZZIVIMU

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Article.

CONTENTS OF VOL. XII.

NO. XLV.

I. RECENT VIEWS OF GERMAN WRITERS ON THE

ART OF EDUCATION,

Abridged and Modified from the German of Dr. G. Baur.

Page.

1

II. THE RELATIONS OF PASTOR AND PEOPLE,

By Moses C. Welch, M. A., New Haven, Ct.

20

III. ANSELM'S DOCTRINE OF THE INCARNATION

AND ATONEMENT,

A TRANSLATION OF THE CUR DEUS HOMO."

By James Gardiner Vose, Milton, Mass. [Concluded from Vol. XI. p. 776.]

IV. THE NARRATIVE OF THE CREATION IN GENE-

52

VI. CHRISTMAS AND THE SATURNALIA,

By Rev. Joseph P. Thompson, New York.

144

VII. PRE-EXISTENCE OF THE SOUL,

156

Translated from Keil's Opuscula Academica.

VIII. THE RELATION OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE TO

PHYSICAL LAWS,

APR 17:315 328557

179

IX. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS,

I. Herodoti Orientalia Antiquiora,

II. Greek Version of the Pilgrim's Progress,

By William S. Tyler, Professor in Amherst College.

VI. THE SEVEN ANGELS OF THE SEVEN APOCA-

LYPTIC CHURCHES,

By Isaac Jennings, Pastor of the Congregational Church, Ongar, Essex,

England.

323

339

VII. RICHARD BAXTER'S "END OF CONTROVERSY,"

§ 1. Reasonableness of the Doctrine of the Trinity,

2. The Divine Government,

11. The Real, Imputed and Justifying Righteousness of

ESPECIALLY IN REFERENCE TO THE DISEASE KNOWN AS MORBID

SENSIBILITY OF THE RETINA."

By George A. Bethune, M. D., one of the Surgeons of the Massachusetts

Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary.

IX. CORRESPONDENCE,

Letter from Henry Lobdell, M. D., Missionary of the Ameri-

can Board in Assyria,

Remarks on the above, by Prof. Stowe,

X. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS, .

396

396

398

401

I. Tischendorf's Labors in the Department of Diplomatics, 401

II. Wayland's Intellectual Philosophy,

III. The Scholastic Philosophy considered in its Relation to

Christian Theology,

403

415

IV. The New German Cyclopaedia of Protestant Theology, 418

V. Kurtz's Manual of Sacred History, translated by Schaeffer, 419

VI. Wilson on Punctuation,

VII. Bartlett's Jerusalem Revisited,

420

421

III. DISPENSATIONS OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE TOW-

ARDS THE APOSTLE PAUL,

AN EXPOSITORY DISSERTATION ON 2 COR. 12: 7-10,

By Edward Beecher, D. D., Boston, Mass.

IV. RECENT EXPLORATIONS OF THE DEAD SEA,

By Rev. Joseph P. Thompson, New York.

V. NOTIONS OF THE DEAF AND DUMB BEFORE

INSTRUCTION, ESPECIALLY IN REGARD TO

RELIGIOUS SUBJECTS,

499

528

. . 559

By Harvey P. Peet, LL. D., President of the New York Institution for the

Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb.

VI. THE SONG OF DEBORAH-JUDGES, CHAPER V., 597

By R. D. C. Robbins, Professor in Middlebury College.

Introductory Historical Notices,

The Time of the Composition and the Author of this Ode,

The Plan and Contents of the Ode,

Translation,

Commentary,

VII. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS,

597

I. Works of Prof. Kurtz on Biblical and Church History,

II. Auberlen on Daniel and Revelation,

642

643

III. Tregelles on the Printed Text of the Greek New Testament, 645

IV. Winer's Comparative View of Creeds,

646

V. Baur's History of the Doctrine of the Trinity,

VI. Osburn's Monumental History of Egypt,

648

650

VII. Reminiscences of Rev. Dr. Payson,

652

VIII. Tucker's Life of Christ,

653