Origin of the Holy Scriptures : their progress, transmission, corruptions, and true character

Origin of the Holy Scriptures : their progress, transmission, corruptions, and true character

Year: 1864

CONTENTS The nature of religion; God's method of communicating it to man, and its propagation before the coming of Christ 1—5 Verbal propagation of the Gospel, the faith in our Saviour Jesus Christ 5—8 Propagation of the Gospel, or good tidings, by a written rule of faith, by the Bible 8—10 The sacred volume is not, in any case, an exclusive rule of faith 11—15 Review of the preceding propositions 15 Why were the Gospels and Epistles of the New Testament ever written? 16—17 The History of each of the Gospels and Epistles in particular 17—20 1. The Gospel of St. Matthew 17—20 2. " " Mark 20—21 3. " " Luke 21—22 4. " " John 22—23 5. The Acts of the Apostles 23—25 6. The Epistle of St. Paul to the Romans 25—26 7. " I. " " Corinthians 26—28 8. " II. " " " 28 9. " " Galatians 29—30 10. The Epistle of St. Paul to the Ephesians 30—33 11. " " Philippians 33—35 12. " " Colossians 35—37 13. " I. " " Thessalonians 37—38 14. " II. " " " 38—39 15. " I. " " Timothy 39—41 16. " II. " " " 41-42 17. " " Titus 42-43 18. The Epistle of St. Paid to Philemon 43 19. " " Hebrews 43—44 20. The Catholic Epistle of St. James 44—46 21. The I. Epistle of St. Peter 46—48 22. The II. Epistle of St Peter 48—49 2