when discoursed upon at all, to be examined thoroughly on all fides, by a ferious study of the Whole Scripture, and by taking carethat the Explication be consistent with it self in every part. I have, according to the Weight and Dignity of the Subject, confidered it throughout as carefully and distinctly as I was able; and defire only, that the Reader, when he begins the Book, would peruse it All, and confider serioufly every Part, and compare the Whole of what is here said, with other Whole Schemes, before he passes his judgment upon it. THE THE CONTENTS. THE Introduction. Page i. PART I. A Collection and Explication of all the Texts in the NEW TESTAMENT, relating to the Doctrine of the Trinity. CHAP. I. Of GOD the FATHER. SECT. I. The Passages of the New Testament, wherein He is ftiled the One or Only God. pag. 1 SECT. II. The Passages, wherein He is stiled GOD abSolutely, A 3 folutely, by way of Eminence and Supre macy. SECT. III. pag. 7 The Passages wherein He is stiled God with fome peculiar high Titles, Epithets, or Attributes; which, the Most of them indeed not incommunicable, yet in the New Teftament are generally, if not always, by way of Supreme Eminency ascribed to the Person of the Father only. SECT. IV. 50 The Passages wherein it is declared, that All Prayers and Praises ought primarily to he offered to Him, and that every thing ought to be directed ultimately to His Honour and Glory. 69 The Passages of the New Testament, wherein He is stiled, God. pag. 84 SECT. SECT. II. The Passages, wherein it is declared, that the World was made by Him. pag. 89 SECT. III. / The Passages, wherein the Other Highest Titles, Perfections and Powers, are ascribed to him. SECT. IV. 92 The Passages wherein is set forth the Honour and Worship, which ought to be paid to Him. SECT. V. 131 The Passages, wherein He is declared to be Subordinate to the Father; deriving his Being (in an incomprehensible manner) from him; receiving from him his divine Power, Authority, and other Attributes; and acting in all things wholly according to the Will of the Father. 144 CHAP. III. Of the Holy SPIRIT of GOD. SECT. I. The Passages wherein He is represented as the Author and Worker of all Miracles, even of of those done by our Lord himself; and as SECT. II. The Passages wherein He is declared to be the Inspirer of the Prophets and Apostles, and the Directer and Teacher of the Apostles in the whole Work of their Ministry. SECT. III. 201 The Passages wherein He is declared to be the Sanctifier of all Hearts, and the Comforter and Supporter of good men in the Practise of their Duty. SECT. IV. 207 The Passages wherein are contained the Other Highest Expressions concerning Him in the New Testament. SECT. V. 213 The Passages, wherein is declared what Honour and Worship is due to Him; and how his good Motions ought diligently to be obey ed, and not resisted. ::: SECT. VI. 217 The Passages wherein it is declared that He is Sub |