Realistic theory of our union with Adam, 93-100. Proved not to be the doctrine of the Reformed Churches, 95-98.
Reatus, or guilt, definition of term, 38.
Reconciliation of God to man, 166-170.
Redemption, Biblical usage of the phrase, 176, 177. Not to be taken in a com-
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mercial senso, 177, 178. - How related to Atonement, 180-182. Subordinate and in order to the decree of election, 334, 335, 341, 342, 346, 351, 359, 360.
Remonstrants, 250.
Richards, D.D., James, 325, 355.
Righteousness of Christ proved to be the ground of justification, 208-211. Of Christ includes his active as well as his passive obedience, 230-245. Of the law, what, 242-244.
Rivet, 336, 367.
Sacrifice of Christ proved to have been of he same nature as those appointed hy the Mosaic ritual, 134-137; and ileclared to produce the same effect, 1387.
Sacrifices, their divine origin, 115, The ancient, were expiatory, 116, Their universality expressed the versal sentiment of mankind, 118. Mosaic, were piacular, 118-133 ; were typical of Christ, 133-138, 148. Different kinds of bleeding, 121, 122. The occasions of sin and trespass, 123. Qualifications prescribed for, 124. Sig- nificant designations of, 124. Ritual of, 125-128. The promised effect of, 128-130. Imposition of hands and con- fession of sins, 125, 126. Testimony of the prophets and apostles and ancient Jews and Christians to the piacular character of, 130-133.
Satisfactio, term defined, 41. guished from meritum, 235.
Satisfaction of Christ, the effect, not the cause, of the love of God, 174. Of Christ, Orthodox doctrine of, does not involve tritheistic views of God, 174-176. Of Christ includes his active as well as passive obedience, 230-245. Definition and usage of, 33. Of Christ secures faith, sanctification, and eternal life for all for whom he died, 370-373. Penal and pecuniary, the distinction defined, 383-36. Of Christ always secured the de- signed effect, 36, 37, 228, 229.
Saumur, 250.
Schaff, 254.
Schoolmen, 249, 264, 333, 345.
Schweitzer, 347, 382.
Scotus, Duns, 224, 264, 288.
Scotus, Erigena, 249, 264.
Semi-Pelagians, 344.
Shedd, D.D., W. G. T., 94, 95, 254.
Sim intrinsically involves ill-desert, 49-52, Demands punishment for its own sake, 52, 538. Why God punishes it, different
116. 117. uni- The and
As distin-
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reasons discussed, 50. Remission of, in order to sanctification, 66. Original, in- volves both innate corruption and guilt, 75-77. Different theories as to the source of, stated, classified, and discussed, 79-113. Its pretended impreventability, 80, 81. Pantheistic theory of, 82. Dif- ferent senses in which the word is used, 158, The imputation of, 158-162. The bearing of, the scriptural usage of the term considered, 163-105. The expia- tion of, 170, 176, 177.
Smalley. 304.
Socinus, 983, 287, 293, 294, 313, 314.
Socinians, 344.
Souls, different theories as to the origin of, discussed, 107-109.
Spanheim, 336.
Spring, 304.
Stapfer, 102.
Stuart, Moses, 392, 393.
St. Victor, Hugo, 249, 264.
Substitute, defined by Barnes, 153, 156.
Substitution, definition of, 37.
Sufferinas of Christ, though finite and temporary,. a full equivalent for the penalty of the law, and why, 287—289.
Surety, usage of the term, 192.
Symington, 231.
Synod of France, National, 346, 350.
Taylor, John, 83.
Taytor, D.D., N. W., 51, 282, 310, 311, 355.
Testardus, 336, 347, 350.
Thirty-nine Articles of the Church of Eng- Tang 271.272:
Traducianism, 95, 96, 108, 109.
Turretin, Francis, 68, 96, 97, 329, 339, 347, 348, 358, 365.
Twisse, Dr., 50, 218.
Type, what, and how distinguished from symbol, 133, 134.
Union, different kinds of, 187. Of Christ with his people, 184-196; nature of, 193.
Unitarians, 297.
Universal offer of the gospel not incon- sistent with the definite design of the Atonement, 330, 331, 385-390.
Universalismus Hypotheticus, doctrine of, 347.
Ursinus, 109, 270.
Vallenses, 249, 253, 262, 263, 297.
Vicarious, meaning of term defined, 37, 838. Bushnell’s definition of, 150, 151. Used in the strictest sense when applied to the work of Christ, 153-156. Vi-
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184-188. Virtue, the true theory of, defined, 52.
Wardlaw, 324, 355.
Warrant of Faith, what, 352, 353, 386, 887.. Of the ministerial offer of salva- tion to all men, what, 386.
Watson, Richard, 234, 244, 349.
Wesley, John, 234.
Wessel, John, 249, 253, 266.
Westminster Confession, 98, 272, 336, 346, 364, 365. The doctrine of, as to tho
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Design of the Atonement, stated and proved, 363-365.
Wycliffe, 249, 263, 265.
Wiggers, 345.
Witsius, 329, 339, 358, 367.
Works, all kinds of, excluded as a ground of justification, 209, 228.
Young, LL.D., John, 51, 63, 117, 120, 172, 174, 202, 203, 251, 253-255, 276, 281 293-295, 302.
Zwingle, 249, 258, 267
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