Biblical notes and dissertations
Subtitle: chiefly intended to confirm and illustrate the doctrine of the Deity of Christ; with some remarks on the practical importance of that doctrine.
Edition: Ed. 2.
Publisher: Rivington
Published: 1833
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 505
Subjects: Jesus Christ -- Deity
Table of contents: title: Canonical authority of the Epistle to the Hebrews; Preexistence of Jesus Christ before John the Baptist Christ, the Redeemer - the Living One - in the time of Job; Existence of Christ before Abraham; Existence of Christ when the world was created; Eternal preexistence of Christ; Christ preexistent in the form of God, and on an equality with Him; On the Chaldee targums, and on the doctrine of their authors respecting the Word of Jehovah; Creation of all things by the word or Son of God; God made the worlds by His Son; Testimony of the Apostle Paul, that the Psalmist addresses the Son of God, as the Creator of the universe; The Son the image of the invisible God, the First-born of the whole creation, and the Creator of all things in Heaven and in Earth; Preaching of Christ to the Antediluvians; The angel who bore the name and displayed the attributes of God; The Deity of the Word; The prophecies of Isaiah in Chap. 7, 8 [and] 9, 1-6; Christ the branch is Jehovah our Righteousness; The various readings of 1 Tim. 3, 16; Additional observations on 1 Tim. 3, 16; Jesus Christ "Our Great God and Saviour." Christ, who in His human nature, descended from the Jews, is "Over all, God blessed for ever."  The practical importance of faith in the Deity of Christ.