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t will take care to learn and to publish to the world the names of the two clergymen who acted the diabolical part in this horrid force . We cannot always repair past wrongs , but we can often prevent
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REVIEW .
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Akt . I . Sermons on various Subjects , by George Walker * F . R . S . late Professor of Theology ? in the New College , mid President of the Philosophical and Literary Society , Manchester . A vols . Svo . Johnson , Concluded froni p . 352 .
The subjects discussed in the volume , that now offers for our examination , ( vol . iv . ) are , " ( i . ) The Son , in whom God is well pleased ; from Matt , xvii , 5 . ( a . ) On religious persecution , John xvi . a . ( 3 . ) On the enlargement or the heart , Psajm
cxix . 3 z . ( 4 . ) On the parental character of God , Matt . v . 48 . ( £ . ) On future punishments , Troy . xi . at . ( 6 ) Fast-day , December * 3 th , 1776 . Rom . i . a 8 . ( 7 . ) Fast > day , February 27 th , 177 ^* 1 Chron . xxii . 16 . ( 8 . )
General thanksgiving , July 29 th , 1784 . Ps . xlvii . 7 . ( 9 . ) Christian fortitude , Heb . xii . 3 . (*«* . ) The right of individual judgment in religion , Acts , iv . 19 . ( 11 . ) Virtuous remembrance , Isaiah , Ivii . 1 . A sermon sacred to the memory of the honoured dead , and particularly of the late James Currie , M . D . F , R . S . preached Nov . JG 7 th , 1805 . "
I he whole number of $$ pourses comprised in the Com p thymes amounts to sixty . tb m ^ 9 ; pf these , six in the last voIw ^ -J ^' q been already before the p « rfeii
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their repetition . Such is the object of , Sir , Your servant , As far as you are the servant of truth and freedom GOGMAGOG .
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ble pleasure we announce their re-publication . They possess so high a degree of iperit as mental productions , and of interest and importance on account of the
sentiments they contain , that it would be a ground of sincere and mst regret , if they fell into ob . livion and perished with the mass of temporary and local discourses * In the two first discourses
under our present review , though the text on which they are grounded , relates only to the tes * timony borne to the character of Jesus by a voice from heaven , on the mount of transfiguration , the author connects with it the same
testimony borne in hjs ftl ^ our at his baptism . His object is first , to establish the credibility of these divine testimonies on the ground of the general credibility of th £ {
gospel history : and secondly m strengthen the conviction they produce by showing that they aj * e not singular ; that they are only specific ; fprmst of a general cImA ,
Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), July 2, 1808, page 385, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2394/page/33/
