BILIOTHECA SACRA

AND

THEOLOGICAL REVIEW.

CONDUCTED BY

B. B. EDWARDS AND E. A. PARK,

Professors at Andover,

WITH THE SPECIAL CO-OPERATION OF

DR. ROBINSON AND PROF. STUART,

VOL. IV.

NEW-YORK AND LONDON:
WILEY AND PUTNAM.

ANDOVER:

WILLIAM H. WARD WELL.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1847, by

WILLIAM H. WARDWELL,

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

I THE CANONS OF THE APOSTLES,

A Dissertation, Historical and Critical. From the Latin, by Ira Chase, D. D.

IL THE TRINITY,

From the Theological Lectures of Dr. A. D. C. Twesten, Berlin. Translated
by Rev. H. B. Smith. [Concluded from Vol. III. p. 774.]

6. Character hypostaticus. (1) Notae internae,

7. Character hypostaticus. (2) Notae externae,

8. Concluding Reflections, .

By Henry N. Day, Professor in Western Reserve College, Hudson, Ohio.

IV. THE CONSISTENCY OF THE ETERNAL PURPOSES OF

GOD WITH THE FREE AGENCY OF MEN,

By Rev. J. W. Ward, Abington, Mass.

By Edwards A. Park, Professor at Andover.

VL COLERIDGE AND HIS AMERICAN DISCIPLES,

By Rev. Noah Porter, Jr., Professor in Yale College.

VIL THE STRUCTURE OF THE HEBREW SENTENCE, .

VIIL ALSCHEFSKI'S LIVY,

By Prof. John L. Lincoln, Brown University.

IX THE GREEK VERSION OF THE PENTATEUCH,

By Prof. H. B. Hackett, Newton Theol. Institution.

I PICKERING'S GREEK LEXICON,

By Samuel H. Taylor, M. A., Principal of Phillips Academy, Andover.

77

96

117

L. TRANSLATIONS FROM THE SERMONS OF PROFESSOR

JULIUS MÜLLER OF HALLE,

By Prof. B. B. Edwards.

II. RELIGION IN GERMANY,

By J. B. Lyman, Andover Theol. Seminary, now in Europe.

III. THE AMERICAN PULPIT,—ITS ENDS, ITS MEANS, AND

ITS MOTIVES,

By Rev. W. A. Stearns, Cambridge, Mass.

217

236

247

By Daniel R. Goodwin, Professor of Languages, Bowdoin College,

Brunswick, Me.

270

By James R. Boise, Professor of the Greek Language, etc., Brown University.

VI. THE SPIRIT OF PROPHECY IN RELATION TO THE FU-

TURE CONDITION OF THE JEWS,

337

By Rev. Luther F. Dimmick, Newburyport, Mass.

VII. MEIER'S LEXICON OF HEBREW ROOTS,

369

By Rev. Charles A. Hay, Professor in Lutheran Theol. Seminary,

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.

By Rev. Dr. Sears, President of Theological Institution, Newton, Mass.

403

II. Antiquities on the route from Ba'albek to Hamath and Aleppo, 403

III. The Sabbatical River. Raphanea,

By Charles Siedhof, Ph. D., late Rector of the Gymnasium at Aurich, in the

Kingdom of Hanover, now teacher of a private Classical School, Newton

Centre, Ms.

II. CAPITAL PUNISHMENT, .

By Daniel R. Goodwin, Prof. of Languages, Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me.

[Concluded from p. 323.]

III THE SPIRIT OF PROPHECY IN RELATION TO THE FU-

TURE CONDITION OF THE JEWS,

By Rev. Luther F. Dimmick, Newburyport, Mass.

[Concluded from p. 369.]

IV. GERMAN LITERATURE IN AMERICA,

By Professor Philip Schaf, D. P., Mercersburg, Pa.

413

435

471

VI. CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN PROFESSOR VOIGT AND

THE BISHOP OF ROCHELLE,

Translated by Prof. Emerson.

VIL THE HISTORY OF DOCTRINES,

By Henry B. Smith, West Amesbury, Ms.

VIII. IMPORTANCE OF A PURITAN LIBRARY IN NEW ENG-

LAND,

IX. MISCELLANY-CORRESPONDENCE,

Extract of a Letter from Prof. Rödiger,

Extract of a Letter from Prof. Hupfield,

Letters from a Correspondent at Rome,

Account of Cardinal Mezzofanti,

Dr. Schmitz's Roman History,

Libraries at Cambridge and Andover,

Translated from the German of C. F. W. Paniel, by H. J. Ripley, Professor

in Newton Theological Institution.

Biographical Sketch of Chrysostom,.

Chrysostom's Training for the Pulpit,

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