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SERMON III.
2 Tim. iii. 16. All Scripture is given by inspiration of God.
inspiration of scripture.—gospel difficulties.—the word of god infallible.—other sciences subordinate to theological science.
| The meaning of 2 Tim. iii. 16 | 53 | |
| St. Paul nowhere disclaims Inspiration | 54 | |
| Holy Scripture is attributed in Scripture to the Holy Ghost | 56 | |
| Forms of unbelief concerning Inspiration | 57 | |
| Impertinence of the modern way of speaking of the Evangelists | 60 | |
| Supposed inaccuracies, slips of memory, misstatements | 61 | |
| The Gospels not four but One | 62 | |
| A principle laid down for the reconcilement of all Gospel difficulties | 63 | |
| Illustration from a supposed case of testimony | 64 | |
| Computation of the hours in St. John's Gospel | 66 | |
| The accounts of the blind man restored to sight at Jericho, harmonized | 67 | |
| Characteristics of an Inspired narrative | 68 | |
| The mention of "Jeremy the prophet," and of Cyrenius, considered | 70 | |
| Faultlessness of the Gospel | 72 | |
| Absurdity of the common allegations against it | 73 | |
| The absolute Infallibility of Scripture maintained | 74 | |
| Every syllable of Holy Scripture inspired | 75 | |
| The nature of Inspiration illustrated | 76 | |
| Theology, the noblest of the Sciences | 79 | |
| Insubordination in these last days of Physical Science | 80 | |
| The infidel spirit of the Age, protested against | 81 | |
| Theological Science can never be called upon to give way before Physical Science | 83 | |
| Relations of Morals to Theology | 84 | |
| Conscience and the Moral Sense have been informed afresh by Revelation | 87 |
SERMON IV.
St. John xvii. 17. Thy Word is Truth.
the plenary inspiration of every part of the bible, vindicated and explained.—nature of inspiration.—the text of scripture.
| Cavils against the Bible | 92 | |
| Absolute infallibility of every 'jot' and every 'tittle' of Holy Scripture | 94 | |
| The popular view of Inspiration stated | 95 | |
| No middle state between Inspiration and non-inspiration | 96 | |
| The popular theory applied and tested | 96 | |
| A different view of the nature and office of Inspiration stated | 100 | |
| Inspiration still the same, however diverse the subject-matter | 102 | |
| What is meant by 'a Prophet' | 104 | |
| The message still God's, whatever its nature may be | 106 | |
| Note of Inspiration in the Historical Books of the Bible | 108 | |
| The Title on the Cross | 109 |