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The Knowledge of God
Subjectively Considered
being
the Second Part of Theology
considered
as a Science of Positive Truth
both Inductive and Deductive

by Robert J. Breckingridge, D. D. LL.D., professor of theology in the seminary at Danville Kentucky 

CONTENTS

Preliminary Statement

BOOK I. 
THE COVENANT OF GRACE
ARGUMENT OF THE FIRST  BOOK 1 
I, — The Condition of the universe : as it lay under the sentence of God, but with the promise of deliveranca ; . . 3 
II. — Tha Covenant of Redemption ; General Statement of its Great Principles and Truth 37 
III — Relation of the Covenent of Redemption to the inner life of Man, and to his fundamental Religious Convictionas
IV. — The Special Obligations laid on Man, as Special Conditions of the Covenent of Redemption
V.— The Economy of the Covenant of Redemption

BOOK II. 
UNION AND COMMUNION WITH THE SON OF GOD. 
Argument of the Second Book 103 
Chap, VI — The application of the Current of Redemption to Individual Man; Union and Communion with the Lord Jesus Christ 101 
VII— Effectual Calling with the manner of its occurance
VIII — Regeneration its nature, and the mode of its occurance
IX. — Justification:  with it's nature, method, and effects
X. — Adoption its Grounds, nature, and fruits . 
XI. — Sanctification : relation to the Plan of Salvation:  mature; means; relation to the Godhead 203 
XII — Communication with Christ in Grace complete: Communion with Christ in Glory began 337 

BOOK III. 
THE OFFICER OF CHRISTIANITY. 
ARGUMENT OF THE THIRD BOOK 
XIX.— Faith toward the Lord Jesus Christ 253 
XIV.— Repetance toward God 272 
XV.— The New Obedience 293 
XVI— Good Works 307 
XVII.— The Spiritual Warefare 326 
XVllI — The Infallable Rule of Faith and Duty 344 

BOOK IV. 
COMMUNION OF SAINTS, 
Argument of the Fourth Book
XIX.— The Children of God united into a Visible Kingdom for Christ. Fundamental idea and elemental principles of the Church of God 31 
XX.-— The Nature and End of the Kingdom of God: with the means of estimating both
XXI. — Deduction and Exposition of the Kingdom of God, considered as the Viable Church of Christ 
XXII. — The Freedom of the Visible Church, considered in its independence of the State, and in consecration to Christ 41 
XXIII. — The Historical, Logical, and Supematnral Elements of the Question of the Church: considered with reference to the Marks of the True Church 
XXIV.— Purity of the Faith: the first Infallible Mark of the True Church . .
XXV.— The Worship of God in Spirit and in Truth: the second Infallible Mark of the True Church 
XXVII.— Holy living: The third Infallible Mark of the True Church , 

BOOK V. 
GIFTS OF GOD TO HIS CHURCH. 
Argument of the Fifth Book
XXVIII — Supreme Gifts of God to his Church; his Son; his Spuit: his Word
XXViX. — Divine Ordinance; the Sabbath — the Sacraments — Instituted 
XXIX. — The Sacrament of Baptism : its Nature and Design ; Subjects of it: Mode of Administration: Apolistic Practice
XXX. — The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper; considered in its Institution, Nature, Use, and End 
XXXI. — Office Bearers in the Gospel Cburoh : and the Goremment in their hands 

GENERAL CONCLUSION. 
Argument of the General Conclusion
XXXII. — General Conclusion : Progress and Consummation of God's Eternal Covenant 

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