Before I close this preface, I must apprize my readers, that I have introduced into this work, every thing of which I could make any ufe from any of the publications in my late controverfy, as I there informed them that I fhould do. They have, therefore, before them all that I have been able to bring together, as materials from which to form their own judgment. And having done my duty with respect to them, let them do the same with respect to truth, and to themselves. THE FIRST OF THE VOLUME. THE Introduction: containing a View of the principal Arguments against the Doctrines of the Divinity and Pre-existence of Chrift p. 1 Of the Argument against the Doctrines of the Divinity and Pre-existence of Chrift, from the general Tenor of the Scriptures ibid. Before I close this preface, I must apprize my readers, that I have introduced into this work, every thing of which I could make any use from any of the publications in my late controversy, as I there informed them that I should do. They have, therefore, before them all that I have been able to bring together, as materials from which to form their own judgment. And having done my duty with respect to them, let them do the fame with respect to truth, and to themselves. N. B. (b) fignifies from the bottom of the page. Page 75. line 10. (b) for he, read be 144. line 9. (b) for all, read feveral 246. line 5. for was, read it was 286. line 5. for in the word which, read in which the Ibid. line 10. for hold, read held 289. line 2. for may, read may be + Page 102. note † for Twv, read υπέρ των * Tine 2. (b) for προλων, read προ των FIRST OF THE VOLUM E. THE Introduction: containing a View of the of the Divinity and Pre-existence of Chrift p. 1 Of the Argument against the Doctrines of the Divi- An Argument for the late Origin of the Doctrines of the Divinity and Pre-existence of Christ, from the Of the Argument against the Pre-existence of Chrift BOO K I. |