Inspiration and Interpretation: Seven Sermons Preached Before the University of Oxford — John Shaqi
Inspiration and Interpretation: Seven Sermons Preached Before the University of OxfordBurgon, John William
Religion
Inspiration and Interpretation: Seven Sermons Preached Before the University of Oxford
Burgon, John William
Bible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.; Bible -- Inspiration; Sermons, English
Sadduceeism of the day 221
The Moral and Physical Marvels of Scripture proposed for
consideration 222
Moral Marvels:--Jael.--How her story is to be read 223
History of Jael. Her conduct explained and defended 224
Jacob,--the Canaanites,--Abraham,--David 230
Physical Marvels:--The greatest of those in the Old Testament
are witnessed to in the New 232
Design of the quotations in Holy Scripture 234
Dr. Arnold and the Book of Daniel 235
Miracles are not to be called violations, &c. of Nature 237
Law in relation to GOD 238
An objectionable Theory of Miracles exposed 239
Bishop Butler on Miracles 240
Miracles may be pared down, but cannot be explained away 242
"Ideology" applied to the explanation of Miracles 243
Ideology explained and exposed 245
The Resurrection of CHRIST the foundation-truth of
Christianity 248
False and true Charity 250
A parting Exhortation 252
APPENDIX.
A _Bishop Horsley on the double sense of Prophecy_ 257
B _Bishop Pearson on Theological Science_ 258
C _The Bible an instrument of Man's probation_ 260
D _St. Stephen's statement in Acts vii. 15, 16, explained_ 261
E _The simplest view of Inspiration the truest and the best_ 265
F _The written and the Incarnate Word_ 267
G _The volume of the Old Testament Scriptures, indivisible_ 268
I _Remarks on Theories of Inspiration.--The 'Human Element'_ 269
J _How the Inspired Authors of the New Testament handle
the writings of the Inspired Authors of the Old_ 271
K _Bishop Bull on Deuteronomy_ xxx 273
L _Opinions of commentators concerning Accommodation_ 277
PRELIMINARY REMARKS
ON A VOLUME ENTITLED
"ESSAYS AND REVIEWS:"
ADDRESSED TO THE
UNDERGRADUATE MEMBERS OF ORIEL COLLEGE.
My Friends,--I have determined to address to yourselves the present
remarks; their subject, a volume which has recently obtained such a
degree of notoriety that it is almost superfluous even to specify it by
name.
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