830 CHRISTIAN REPOSITORY,

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DOCTRINE, MORALITY, AND RELIGIOUS

INTELLIGENCE. '

BY SAMUEL C. LOVELAND.

In my Father's house are many mansions.-JESUS...

VOL. I.

WOODSTOCK :
BRINTED BY DAVID WATSON.

1821.

397
v. 1-2
1821-22

CONTENTS.

Page.

introduction

Sermon, No. I.

Interpretation of Parables, No. I.

– Bishop Lowth's translation of the 53d chap. of Isaiah

“No Repentance after death” .

Eloquence .
Proceedings of the Eastern Association in 1819

Anecdote
Of man's active and moral powers

Obituary

To Mr. Joseph Pike

Tribute of gratitude

Notice .

Sermon, No. II.

Interpretation of Parables, No. II.

Of Man's active and moral powers

Remarks on the durability of hell torments

Biblical criticism

Communication.-Hyram

Philo

The two Ministers .

On the Nature of Punishment .

Proceedings of the Southern Association

Installation . .

Obituary

The End of the Year

Gloom of Atumn

Hymn

; To Correspondents

Dea; Moulton Needham's defence :
Editorial remarks

On the nature of Punjshment

Communication, R. S. .

Minutes of the Western Association

102

Proceedings of the Eastern Association

. . 105

General Convention .

. , 108

96

100

109

110

111

114

116

118

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Obituary

in

121

124
128

132

Sermon, No. III. . .

Interpretation of Parables, No. III. .

Further Remarks, &c. concluded

Communication, L. B. . .

Hyram . .

H.

Stephen Deleno

Illustration of Scripture Words, No. II.

Southern Association

6. The Christian Messenger”

Miscellaneous . . . . .

Obituary • .

A Funeral Hymn . . . .

135

139

142

143

151

ib.

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156

ERRATA.
Page 10, line 10, for fellows read followers.

P. 14, 1, 16 fr. bottom, for works the repentance, r. workcth
repentance.

P. 15, 1. 20, for rich r. rich man.
P. 15, 1. 10, for blamed r. blessed.
P. 32, 1. 1, for accept r. except.
P. 33, 1. 1, for shows r. sav.
P. 35, 1. 10 from bottom, for wings r. winds.
P. 66, 1. 22, for Cleyner Cheyne.

P. 120, Hymn, verse 3, for let r. lets. As this error is cop.
ied in the “Religious Informer," it may, perhaps, be proper
for the editor to notice it.

Page 149, 1. 10, for Compleet. r. Complut.

P. 150, lines 8 & 9, for has and word, r. have and words, to
agree with Greek words in the 6th line.