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    ration . judge Cooler reduces his- account to fimr gttierat heads : I . His works on € 1 ) enlistry and Experimental P-hilosc ^ phy ; 2 . On Metaphysics I 3 . His Political Work ^ ao 3 Opi * lojons- 4 * His , Mispdla ^ eou 5 r Wi itirg > .-rr-The fifth' Appendix contajfts a brief &uilfln ) j £ ry ; o £ : th& Doctor's religious opinionsbut ; the . cooipl ^ te ^ analysis of his theologn $ F writings is to a pp ^ r m the s ^ cctrd volume , and is by the Rev- WilKam Chijktie !

    formerly , of Mont rose , This volume , we are informed , has just ' arrived fropi America ; end should we have ro ^ rrn , the * re ** v * £ w of-it shajl be resiuned'in our v $ xt or followingClumber * .

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    ARTICLE III . Jewish Prop heel ? , the- so / e C viler ion to disiingirislv h&twtefi Genuine anelrSpurious Christian Sen ) Jure ; or , ari Jfitmble Attempt to reviove the grand \ and hil-herto- 'insurmQunt * able , Obstacles to the Conversion of * Ze n s and . Deists to the CJiKisLiaji . Kaith :: sJ J ) iscours € prtt chedbefore the lievsDr * W » GreUon jliQh deacon of Essex ? at his Visitation hohlen of Daalmru , on Tuesday ^ Ju ! y- ? y 13 O 6 , by Francis St&Be ^ of

    jVf . ^ f . F . S . A * Rector Co d J \ orton , Essex , Author of * ' A . Cull to the Jews . " Js . 6 d , Pp . 48 . Johnson . J 83 O 6 . x \ . bolder Unitarian" sermon we have never seen than this * ivhich vvasr delivered af a * visitation " ! We admire Mr . Stonefs c _ ourag * e artd the candour of" the Archtle&con of Kssex and his clerovw There are few * associations of l )} ssentin £ r Ministers

    before which a preacher would have dared to read such'a discourse ,. This is said not in dispraise of the Dissenters ^ but in surprise at the liberality of the clerg y in a district of the couhtry not accustomed hitherto to lead the way in theological inquiry , Mr . Stone ' s text is John i . 45 . " We Ivave found him , of whom Moses in the law , anxVthe prophets did write— . Jesus of Nazareth , the Son ; of . Joseph /'* fiom which he shews the real

    humanity of Jesus , as-the ? on of Joseph and Mary - He quotes the prophecies- of ' the-Old j estanittnt in proof of the Messiah being pointed but by God r . s a man , to be born in the naturaf way-. Fie argues against the miraculous conception , on the

    ground of jts antcccdcrt iriip ^ obibility , and of the silence of prophecy , as well as of our Lurd * s interj fetation of prophecy , cohcerning-it . He tl en proceeds to expose the " grand impos-r t . tire " ' (^ o he c aMs it ) ^ hich has been praclisfxl . upon C hristians ^ hi the- two ffist chapters of Matthew ' s gosptl , which abound with-misnpplicatH iis and tnisreprcsent ^ tions ^ and forgeries ofc propliecies /^ Me itfers the " clergy , v . bile on this subject , to tffe Mr . John Jones ' s A a ' liable cntrcal work ; 'J he Devetopcnient . '' * L& shorty lie exposes and reprobates , ' . ¦ .

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Sept. 2, 1806, page 490, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1728/page/42/