QUEST. XXXIII, XXXIV, XXXV. Of the various dispensations of the covenant of grace. _Christ revealed of old by promises and prophecies_ 199 _Ceremonial law typified Christ and the gospel_ 201 _Types. Cautions about them_ 203 _Rules how to judge of them_ 205 _How the_ Jews _knew their meaning_ 207 _Cocceius’s sentiments about the bondage and darkness of that dispensation_ 208 _Gospel-dispensation, when it began_ 212 _How it excels the Legal_ 213 QUEST. XXXVI, XXXVII. Of the Mediator of the covenant of Grace. _Saints and angels no Mediators_ 218 _Christ the only Mediator_ 217 _Two distinct natures in Christ, but not two Persons_ 222 _His human nature was united to his Person_ 220 _It shall continue so for ever_ 234 _How formed like ours. How not_ 227 _It was formed of the Virgin_ 229 _His body was truly human_ 224 _His soul distinct from his deity_ 226 _He was expected by the_ Jews 231 _Born in the fulness of time_ 233 _What meant thereby_ 233 QUEST. XXXVIII, XXXIX, XL. Of the necessity of the Mediator’s having two natures. _Why he should be God_ 235 _Why man_ 238 _Why both God and man_ 242 QUEST. XLI, XLII. Of the Mediator’s name and offices. _Why he was called Jesus_ 244 _Why he was called Christ_ 245 _His offices distinguished, but not divided_ 252 _He was set apart and authorized to execute them_ 248 _He was fitly qualified for them_ 249 QUEST. XLIII. Of Christ’s prophetical office. _He reveals the will of God_ 253 _He was qualified for it_ 254 _He does it in various ages_ 257 _To whom and how he does it_ 255 QUEST. XLIV. Of Christ’s priestly office. _Priesthood of Christ and_ Aaron _compared_ 280 _Typified by_ Melchisedek 264 _Various opinions who_ Melchisedek _was_ 265 _Proved that he was Christ_ (quære tamen) 267 _Objections answered_ 270 _Satisfaction demanded for sin, of what value and kind_ 275 _Of Christ was necessary_ 273 _His active obedience a part of it_ 283 _Least degree of his sufferings not sufficient for it_ 281 _No redemption without price_ 286 _Death of Christ a ransom_ 290 _Confirmation of his doctrine not its principal end_ 293 _Christ died in our stead_ 290 _Objections answered_ _ibid_ _Modern opinions on the atonement_, in a note, 276 _to_ 280, _and_ 292 _to_ 297. _He offered himself_ _by the Spirit_ 297 _without spot to God_ 297 _Not for all men_ 301 & 276 _but for his sheep and friends_ 316 _and for his church_ 318 _Dr. Magee’s Discourses_, in a note 298-317 _This evidenced_ _by his love to it_ 318 _his propriety in it_ 322 _and saving it_ _ibid_ _Objections answered_ 319 _Christ purchased grace and glory_ 328 _Universal redemption_, _its consequences_ 326 _Arguments for it considered_ 327