INSEPARABLE CONNECTION BETWEEN THE OLD AND THE NEW TESTAMENT. General Remarks--1. Previous Revelations implied in Christ's Advent--2. In the Character of the Jewish People--3. Proved from the New Testament-- Christ's Explicit Declarations--4. The New Testament based on the Facts of the Old--The Fall of Man--The Abrahamic Covenant, which was conditioned on Faith alone, and fulfilled in Christ--Christ the End of the Mosaic Economy--In its Prophetical Order--In its Kingly Office--In its Priestly Office--5. The New Testament Writers the Interpreters of the Old CHAPTER IX. AUTHORSHIP OF THE PENTATEUCH. Meaning of the Term--1. It existed in its Present Form from Ezra's Day--2. "The Law" ascribed to Moses in the New Testament--How Much is included in this Term--3. Force of the New Testament Testimony--4. The Law of Moses at the Restoration--5. Jewish Tradition that Ezra settled the Canon of the Old Testament--He left the Pentateuch essentially as he found it--References to the Law in the Books of Kings and Chronicles--6. The Book of Deuteronomy--Its Mosaic Authorship Certain--7. The Inference Certain that he wrote the Preceding Laws--8. This corroborated by their Form--9. By References in the New Testament--And the Old also--10. Relation of Deuteronomy to the Earlier Precepts--In Respect to Time--And Design--Change in Moses' Personal Relation to the People--Peculiarities of Deuteronomy explained from the Above Considerations--Meaning of "the Words of this Law" in Deuteronomy--11. Mosaic Authorship of Genesis shown--From Antecedent Probability--From its Connection with the Following Books--Objections considered--Supposed Marks of a Later Age--And of Different Authors--12. Unity of the Pentateuch CHAPTER X. AUTHENTICITY AND CREDIBILITY OF THE PENTATEUCH. 1. Its Historic Truth assumed in the New Testament--This shown by Examples--2. It was the Foundation of the Whole Jewish Polity--And could not have been imposed upon the People by Fraud--Contrast between Mohammed and Moses--3. Scientific Difficulties connected with the Pentateuch--4. Alleged Moral Difficulties--Exclusiveness of the Mosaic Economy--Its Restrictions on Intercourse with Other Nations--5. Its Numerous Ordinances--The Mosaic Laws required Spiritual Obedience--6. Objections from the Toleration of Certain Usages--7. Extirpation of the Canaanites--8. The Mosaic Economy a Blessing to the Whole World CHAPTER XI. REMAINING BOOKS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT. 1. General Remarks--2. The New Testament assumes their Divine Authority--Historical Books--3. Books not strictly Historical or Prophetical--4. Prophetical Books--Argument from Prophecy for the Divine Origin of the Old Testament--5. Christ the Fulfilment of Prophecy--In his Office as a Prophet--as a King--as a Priest--6. The Jewish Institutions and History a Perpetual Adumbration of Christ preparatory to His Advent--7. Remarks on the Canon of the Old Testament--8. Principle of its Formation--9. Inspiration of the Old Testament CHAPTER XII.