The Anointing Of The Sick In Scripture And Tradition
Subtitle: With Some Considerations On The Numbering Of The Sacraments
Publisher: London : Society for promoting Christian knowledge; New York : E.S. Gorham
Published: 1904
Language: eng
Number of pages: 416
Description: A hilarious and heartwarming debut novel about a single mom living in Alaska trying to make a life for herself and her young son.
Table of contents: title: TABLE OF CONTENTS.; title: CHAPTER I. page; title: The Teaching of Holy Scripture    7; title: Introductory observations, p. 7; The two fundamental passages, p. 8 ; Discussion of S. Mark vi. 13, p. 10 ; Discussion of S. James v. 13-16, p. 13.; title: CHAPTER II.; title: The Witness of the Fathers as to the Meaning of the Jacobean Passage about Unction  42; title: Origen's witness, p. 4a ; S. Chrysostom's witness, p. 45 ; S. Bede's witness, p. 48 ; S. Cyril of Alexandria's witness, p. 5a ; Pope Innocent I's witness, p. 53 ; S. Caesarius of Aries's witness, p. 66 ; Victor of Antioch's witness, p. 70 ; The innovating view of the Council of Chalon-sur-Sadne, p. 7a ; and of the Council of Pavia, p. 75.; title: CHAPTER III.; title: The Witness of the Liturgies    79; title: Serapion's Sacramentary,p. 79 ; The Apostolical Constitutions, p. 84 ; The Verona fragments and the Ethiopic Church Order, p. 100 ; The Testamentum Domini, p. 113; The Latin Sacramentaries, p. 124 ; The Greek Euchologion, p. 132 ; The Monophysite forms, p. 136 ; The Nestorian form, p. 140.; title: CHAPTER IV.; title: Historical Instances of the Administration of Unction to the Sick 149; title: The evidence of the second and third centuries, p. 149 ; of the fourth century, p. 153 ; of the fifth century, p. 172; of the sixth century, p. 1 8a ; of the seventh century, p. 185 ; The new custom comes in in the ninth century, p. 192; title: CHAPTER V.; title: A Conjecture about the History of the Evolution of the Sacramental Theory of the Unction of the Sick  199; title: CHAPTER VI.; title: The Divergent Views op the Defenders of the Sacramental Theory 230; title: CHAPTER VII.; title: An Objection based on the Septenary Number of the Sacraments 241; title: The septenary number not an Apostolic tradition, p. 241 ; The numbering of S. Peter Damiani and of Hugh of S. Victor, p. 245 ; S. Otto of Bamberg not the inventor of the septenary numbering, p. 248 ; nor Rolandus, p. 251 ; but rather Peter Lombard, p. 254 ; The numbering spreads to the East, p. 258 ; The Church of England is not bound by the scholastic numbering, p. 265 ; nor is she bound to the sacramental theory of Unction, p. 272.; title: CHAPTER VIII.; title: Three Minor Objections 286; title: CHAPTER IX.; title: On the Desirability of Reviving in the Church of England at the Present Time the Use of the Primitive Rite of Anointing the Sick   298; title: APPENDIX; title: I. Liturgical Forms connected with the Oleum Iniirmorum 313; title: II. The Witness of the Syriac Christian Literature of the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Centuries concerning the Unction of the Sick and its Effects    346; title: III. Chiefly concerning Sacramentals, and concerning the Form for Exorcizing and Blessing Oil in the Bobbio Missal  381; title: IV. The Section of the Second Capitulare of Theodulf of Orleans, which deals with the Unction of the Sick    397; title: V. The Tridentine Decree on Extreme Unction 406; title: Index 412