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he enumsrates FIVE point, which, he thinks,
exhibit ssthe most prominent srrorst sttaughty

tempt here 9 vlndlcatlenS OF these arncies.
Neither do T, nor does any one Selse, claim
for the author of these books infallibility.-
(ouery-Does "Reuchlin" claim % much
for his 'standards 2? ans, W. sssz5 81
( The first article in the catalogue is s1ss
tanned, L think, nSthese books not simply
by sspecious reasonings" and adogmatic
assertion" butsby fair and forcibIe .sargu;
ment," such as seReuchlin" would ne able
to controvert more successfully 81 judges by
.sdogmatism" and bold denuhciation, than
by fair logic or Scripture trushsss
The intelligent reader, hoWeyer can de-
eide this matter for himself, itby reference
to the books SEQ Iiect. on Rom, pps 64.67,
S9.1O1, 1918, 10. Lect. On Heb. pp..
1856, 9O-93, ,f154-l59, &c. = - p'5
As to the End and 3rd articles, fsRsuch.
linz might have combined them intosone, if
he had not been anxious to exhibit as many
horrible features in the phantom he slaise%
as possible; for, Of course, ifs sttenporal
death and suferings" are not tie psad1fe.
suits of sin, then ghrises natural death,
i. e., theseparation Of sopland body, was not
part of the atonement;; and, ,1vice vessd; H
temporal spAeriugs and death are not only
the sad fruits and consequences oftrans-
gression, but if they are also the apenal re.
suits Of sin," then, Of course, temporal death
was part Of the atonement, and our divine
Redeemer ought not 70 have said"His fin
ished," until he ssgave mp the ghost!S
As to the 4th "error named, will Reuch-
lin" be kind enough TO cite ns;to the pages
on which it is taughts2 SssEs.F,.I.s 85i..
Mr.. Davis taughtinhis dGospal ,PlanD
that 'sFaith preesdes Regeneration;" but
in these Lectures he teaches that aithspre.
cedes renovation, or sanctifcation,s and he
maintains that degeneration is the work of
the Holy Spirit convincing the sinner of
his guilt, and persusdlng him to saccept
Christ as he was offered in the gospel, and
that it ends in faith" But Mr.. Davis
did bot believe, MOI. do I, tha: this makes
s.The first act of faith a holy act ;";fcr, Il tis
by faith that We become interested insG Christ,
and the sanctifying spirit is not given: until
we become new creatures ~ Christ Jesus;
therefore; the sinner cannot perform holy
act until faith gives him to the Savior and
secures for him the reviewing and sancsify-
ing Influences of the Holy Spirit. dssbould,
-however, be borne i2 mind thai We, by no
means, regard the first act Of faith aa an nm
holy act for there is manifeat and q gery
important difference between .ana act which
is simply not holy, and one which is really
unholy. - a
l would say, however on tnis sapleet iss
ps not dispute about TINS mattel-7out 1sF us
see to II that we are pei1syers N snes heFe te9!
Jesus Chris forqI we aDs, spg falth, apls
ted to Christ, whether the nrst act @ faltR
be "holy or not, ms sploods VIII cleanse 19 ns
from sln-hls Spirit iss ssa's ;t.ss s.s '.os,1s-
and we snalf eVentuaty ape slea silke n'm' aor We
snall see MIN as ne Is @
10 regard 10 tne otn .erfor nanea, =
remafk 1pas 10 uoe coucur Wi1nsle susner
u 'ne lectures ~ Sn,. saS,so'. ps' =,
ou' 'on0'uue 'Da0 an wy ns'e e, alnnsu ~
~ :,.":,. ,ua; au. 1o.0' usa.y na'' Do0o,1o
sun'y .. ".SIou' n. tuen |0al se,'aon' s'e -,
iepies,n'vu ~ 1al.'.' n%s snu see naue n ,,ss
eoas " n,|: D,' Delo,e > .. saonn
e.Ne,' 1ou'u yus''s oouIeIu mt. psv.e ~ a,t
tn s .aoe 'OcI' because ne 'eaoasS .na.oly
e w. III. ' W s1,., "v
Ds ay'o " ose.'piO" 'ne -, ~
0n 10 sSa au,a.S. .Sa, " c. ~ :" IL. @ LIZ - SaS.,
s.Ou, , aau .n 0uOs - 'na' wv - tlI No "o e
'ea0n 'ne 0o''. ..-r,...xssus
f"Reuchlln" will % this be wla relieve
my mind, as well as the minds Of many
others. I hope, therefore, that hewiIl favor
US with an article from his able pen that
will settle this point, and prove clearly the
universal salvation of infants. l must re-
mind him, however, that we wish this I'M
portan1 anu interesting question see.iea ano
es1aoi.Sneo' no' oy "uogma,'c ssser''on' of
''speclous leasonings' oa' W ia'l sua s0np'
'ore "arga"en'
But the reviewer OF, these books thinks
after all, that "the advocates OF the truth
have no occasion to be alarmed at the advent
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