| Summary: | Vol. 1 pt. 1. Turretin on fundamentals in religion; Abauzit's Essays.- Vol. pt. 2. Blackburne. On confessions of faith; Hoadly. On the nature of the Kingdom of Christ; On divisions among Christians.- Vol. 2 pt. 1. Whitby's Last thoughts; Hare. On the difficulties and discouragements which attend the study of the Scriptures.- Vol. 2 pt. 2. Newton. History of two corruptions of Scripture; Butler. Historical outline of the controversy respecting the text of the Three Heavenly Witnesses.- Vol. 3 pt. 1. Robinson, Robert. Selections from works.- Vol. 3 pt. 2. Cogan. Letters to Wilberforce on the doctrine of total depravity.- Vol. 4 pt. 1. Penn. The Sandy foundation shaken; Creeds should be expressed in the language of Scripture; Sykes. The innocency of involuntary error asserted and vindicated; Benson. An essay on the belief of things above reason.- Vol. 4 pt. 2. Amlyn. An humble inquiry into the Scripture account of Jesus Christ; Danger of rashness in censuring others as heretics; Barbauld (Mrs.) Thoughts on public worship; Thoughts on the devotional taste; on sects, and on establishments.- Vol. 5 pt. 1. Hales. Selections from works.- Vol. 5 pt. 2. Foster, James. Selections from works.- Vol. 6 pt. 1. Taylor, Jeremy. Selections from works.- Vol pt. 2. Lock. An essay for the understanding of St. Paul's Epistles; On enthusiasm; Advantages of the appearance of our Saviour among men; Clayton. Speech before the Irish House of Lords on subscription to articles and creeds; Watts. Essay on the causes of uncharitableness; John Le Clerc. On the choice of our religious opinions.
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