Conversion to God, 294, 296.

Covenants of grace, redemption, &c. 358, 366.

D.

Davis, errors of the Rev. Wm. C. 165, 227.

Death's defence, a poem, 143.

Disinterested Benevolence, 71, 411, 534, 535, 539.

E.

Elders, a scriptural account of, 500, 506.

Elect, Faber's account of the, 265, 287.

Elements of the Jewish Faith, 208.

Emory, Rev. Mr. and Bishop White, 3, 6, 22, 292.
Ethical Questions, review of Cogan's, 62.

Eulogium on Dr. Wistar, by Judge Tilghman, 301.
Extracts from the minutes of the General Assembly, 153.
Synodical Letter, 156.

F.

Faber's Sermons, the Rev. George S. reviewed, 261.
Faculties of the human mind, 315, 322, 334, 451, 479.
Faith spoken of, 343, 544, 436.

Feelings, doctrine of, 15, 279, 297, 325, 452, 454.
Findlay's inaugural address, 83.

Forms of process in Presbyterian judicatories, 414.

G.

Gethsemane, or thoughts on the sufferings of Christ, 109.

Gibb's proposals for a Lexicon, 466.

Gloucester, Rev. John, mention of, 155.

Grammar, Rev. Dr. Wilson's Essay on, 86.

Gray's Fiend of the Reformation detected, 170.

Poem on Death, 143.

Griffin, Rev. Dr. Edward D. on natural and moral ability, 447.
Grimshaw's revised edition of Goldsmith, 564.

H.

Hall, Rev. Robert, on communion, 93.

Heart, the human, 325, 335, 337, 523, 537, 538.

Hebrew Lexicon proposed, 466.

Henry's Exposition of the Old and New Testaments, 289.

Henry, Patrick, Wirt's life of, 25.

History of the Young Men's Missionary Society of N. Y. 243.

Hobart, Rev. Bishop, mention of, 24, 45, 468.

Holley, Rev Horace, mention of, 310.

Hopkinsianism, 156, 161, 169, 219, 253, 333, 514.

Hopkinsian, a thorough one described, 169.

Hopkins, Rev. Dr. mention of, 519.

Huntington, Rev. Joshua, 224, 421.

569

Intuition, 311, 312, 313.

Inability of sinners, 322, 447.

J.

Janeway's Letters on Baptism, &c, 354.

Jewish Faith, Cohen's Elements of, 208.
Journal, the Christian, of New-York, 467.
Judgments, mental, constitutional, &c. 33, 69, 79, 80.
Justification, 270, 277, 339, 341, 423.

K.

Kirkland, Rev. President, mention of, 228.

L.

Lancasterian system of education, notice of, 102.

Language, formation of, 481.

Latta, Rev. John E. mention of, 156.

Laws of feeling, 456, 464, 465.

Layman's reply to the Bishop of Lincoln, 23.

Leland, Dr. on the Advantages and Necessity of Revelation, 291.
Letter from the Rev. Dr. Allison, 393.

anonymous, concerning communion, 512.

--

the General Assembly, 154.

Lochman's History of the Lutheran Church, 432.

M.

Martin, Rev. Samuel, mention of the, 155.

Mason, Rev. Dr. mention of, &c. 229, 391, 493.
M'Chord's Essays and Plea reviewed, 170.
McKean, Rev. Professor, mention of, 224.

McClelland, Rev. Mr. his people and Sermon, 159,
M'Leod, Rev. Dr. on True Godliness, 28.
Memoirs of the Rev. C. Buck, by Dr. Styles, 121.
Life of Mrs. Waters, 421.

Miller, Rev. Dr. some notice of, 155, 164, 250.

Modern Calvinism, 226, 317, 326.

Moral law, actions, agents, &c. 342, 347, 453, 475.

Morse, Rev. Dr. some notice of, 228.

Motives, doctrine of, 33, 278, 324, 334.

Necessity, philosophical, &c. 76.

N.

New-York, Evangelical Missionary Society of, 243.
Nott's Sermon on the Idolatry of the Hindoos, 133.
Nott, President, some notice of, 391, 418.

0.

Official documents of the Presbytery of Albany, 411.
Orator, the Christian, a collection for schools, 390.
523.
Origin of evil, 352, 354,
Original righteousness, 320.

253.

P.

Pardon of sin, assurance of the, 293.
Passions, the human, 453, 461, 470.

Pastoral Letter of the Synod of Philadelphia, 153.

Patterson, the Rev. James, and a revival of religion, 159.
Pennsylvania Society for the promotion of Economy, 102.
Perseverance of the saints, 287.

Plagiarism, Dr. Nott's sentence upon, 420.

Power, or ability, 323, 327, 450.

Prayers of the unregenerate may be sincere, 280.
Presbyterianism of various kinds, 498, 500, 512.
Preterition of the non-elected persons, 285.

Priestley, the Rev. Dr. and President Adams, 222, 223.
Principles of action, &c. 32, 35, 69, 335.

Protests on the minutes of the General Assembly, 161, 164.
Publications, List of late American, 151, 304, 468, 567.

R.

Reeves, the Rev. Nathaniel, mentioned, 155.

Regeneration, 20, 37, 38, 271, 272, 277, 296, 298, 333, 340.
Report of the Committee on Public Schools, 102.

Domestic Economy, 102.

Reprobation of the wicked, 286, 351.

Resolution of the General Assembly, 161.

Roman Catholic Church, 230, 440.

Romeyn, Rev. Dr. mention of, 159, 310, 391.

Rowan, Rev. S. N. his sermon, 566.

Revenge, Causes, results, and remedies of, 305.

Sanctification, 270, 392, 422.

S.

Schaeffer, Rev. F. C. on the Reformation, 432.
Schmucker, Rev. J. G. on the Revelation, 541.
Schools, Public, recommended for the State, 104.
Scott's Remarks on the Bishop of Lincoln, 317.
Sensations, decription and laws of, 455, 457, 475, 563.
Smith, Dr. John Pye, on Protestanism, 433.

Dr. Adam, on Moral Sentiments, 453, 471.
Sovereignty of God, 281, 285.

Speech of the Rev. John Calvin, D. D. to his flock, 392.
Spring, Rev. Gardiner, and the Brick Church, 159, 521.
examination of, &c. 244, 247.

Stanford, Sermon of the Rev. John, 140.

Synod of Albany, proceedings of, 412.

T.

Terms of communion, Hall on, 93.
Theory of Moral Sentiments, 453.
Thoughts, doctrine of, 278, 297.
True Godliness, Dr. M'Leod on, 28.
Truth, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68.

U.

Understanding, 325, 334, 337.

Unity of the Church of God, 369, 376.

V.

View of the Protestant and Roman Churches, 230.

Virtue, the nature of, 474.

Volition, the laws of, 271, 334, 335, 345, 451.
Vindication of the Synodical Letter, 153.

on Christ's pre-existence, 393, 552.
Wharton's Concise View of the Roman, &c. 230.
Whelpley, the Rev. Philip M. 249.

White, the Rev. Bishop, on Baptisın, 323, 332.
-- on Pardon of sin, 3, 292.

Williams's Defence of Modern Calvinism, 317.
Will, the human, 278, 283, 333, 334,815, 524, 529.
Willson's Historical Sketch, 214.

Wilson, the Rev. Dr. on Grammar, 86.
Worcester, Dr. Samuel, mention of, 228.

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