A COURSE OF LECTURES ON SUBJECTS CONNECTED WITH THE CORRUPTION, REVIVAL, AND FUTURE INFLUENCE OF Genuine Christianity. By W. J. FOX. "As the few and obscure prophecies concerning Christ's first coming were "For me, I have determined to lay up as the best treasure and solace of a JOHN MILTON. London : Printed by G. Smallfield, Hackney ; SOLD BY R. HUNTER, ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD, AND D. EATON, 187, HIGH HOLBorn. THE UNITARIAN'S APPEAL. THE Doctrines of Unitarianism having recently been made the object of the most unfounded obloquy and misrepresentation, it is thought proper to offer our Christian Brethren, a plain and explicit statement of our religious opinions. We believe that the New Testament contains a faithful record of the all-important Revelation which God made to mankind by Jesus Christ. We believe in the divinity of our Lord's doctrines and mission. We believe him to be "the Christ, the son of the Living God.". We believe that JEHOVAH, the GOD AND FATHER of our Lord Jesus Christ, is the ONLY TRUE GOD, because our Saviour expressly declared it. We believe that He is the ONLY PROPER OBJECT OF RELIGIOUS WORSHIP, because our Saviour expressly declared this also, and, by precept and by example, taught his disciples to pray to the FATHER, and to HIM ALONE. We believe that the FATHER is the original Source of every blessing, and 'that HIS FREE UNMERITED GRACE is the SOLE ORIGINAL SPRING of the Salvation which is by Christ, because such is the express and uniform language of the New Testament.-John xvii. 3; Matt. iv. 10; vi. 9; xxvi. 39; John iv. 23, 24; xvi. 23; Eph. i. 3; Tit. iii. 4-7. See also Deut. iv. 35; vi, 4; xxxii. 39; Isa. xlv. 5, 21, 22; lii. 13; Mark xii. 29-32; Rom. xvi. 27; 1 Cor. viii. 4-6; 1 Tim. ii. 5; Phil. iv. 6, 7; "Exod. xxxiv. 14. These fundamental principles appear to us distinctly, plainly, and expressly taught in various parts of the Scriptures; and we see no proof whatever, that these teach any thing inconsistent with them. It is indeed impossible that revealed truth can be inconsistent with |