Lectures on the Romans

W. FREEMAN, 102, FLEET STREET, E. C.

1863.

100.

LONDON:

PRINTED BY JUDD AND GLASS, NEW BRIDGE STREET,

BLACKFRIARS.

THIS Volume contains twenty-nine Lectures, and carries the reader down to the end of the seventh chapter. It will be followed by another volume shortly, which will complete the work.

The object of these Lectures is principally expository, and their style adapted to the general reader, rather than to the professed student; nevertheless, the researches of criticism are not overlooked, or its latest results withheld, in regard to all passages of peculiar difficulty and importance.

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THE TRUE THEORY OF A CHURCH, or the

Right Principle of Christian Confederation elicited and developed.
By the Rev. THOMAS GALLAND HORTON.

"This Essay contains some valuable suggestions, is written in a clear and popular style; and to all who are interested in such controversies, will be a valuable addition to the stock of literature which they have elicited."-Tait's Magazine.

CONTENTS.

I. THE OPENING ADDRESS.

II.

PAUL'S DESIRE TO VISIT ROME.

III.-PAUL'S HOLY AUDACITY IN REGARD TO THE GOSPEL.

IV. THE TOPIC STATED.

V. THE WICKEDNESS OF THE WORLD.

VI. THE JUDGMENT OF GOD.

VII.

THE NEED OF SPIRITUAL RELIGION.

VIII.-JEWISH REASONINGS.

IX.-GOD'S METHOD OF RIGHTEOUSNESS.