were divine, proved from hence, because he taught the Worship of one God, the Maker of the World, <212>
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VI.
An Answer to the Objection drawn from the Difference betwixt the Law of Moses, and the Law of Christ; where it is shown, that there might be given a more perfect Law than that of Moses, <213>
VII.
The Law of Moses was observed by Jesus when on Earth, neither was any Part of it abolished afterwards, but only those Precepts which had no intrinsick Goodness in them, <215>
VIII.
As Sacrifices, which were never acceptable to God upon their own Account, <220>
IX.
And the Difference of Meats, <225>
X.
And of Days, <229>
XI.
And external Circumcision, <232>
XII.
And yet the Apostles of Jesus easily allowed of these Things, <233>
XIII.
A Proof against the Jews taken from their own Confession of the extraordinary Promise of the Messiah, <234>
XIV.
That he is already come, appears from the Time foretold, <235>
XV.
(With an Answer to what is alledged, that his Coming was deferred upon the Account of the Sins of the People) <238>
XVI.
Also from the present State of the Jews, compared with the Promises of the Law, <240>
XVII.
Jesus proved to be the Messiah, from those Things that were predicted of the Messiah. <242>
XVIII.
An Answer to what is alleged, that some Things were not fulfilled, <245>
XIX.
And to that which is objected of the low Condition and Death of Jesus, <247>
XX.
And as though they were good Men who delivered him to Death, <252>
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XXI.
An Answer to the Objection of the Christians worshipping many Gods, <255>
XXII.
And that humane Nature is worshipped by them, <258>
XXIII.
The Conclusion of this Part, with a Prayer for the Jews. <261>
BOOK VI.
I.
A Confutation of Mahometanism; the Original thereof, <262>
II.
The Mahometans Foundation overturned, in that they do not examine into Religion, <267>
III.
A Proof against the Mahometans, taken out of the sacred Books of the Hebrews and Christians; and that they are not corrupted, <268>
IV.
From comparing Mahomet with Christ, <270>
V.
And the Works of each of them, <271>
VI.
And of those who first embraced each of these Religions, <272>
VII.
And of the Methods by which each Law was propagated, <272>
VIII.
And of their Precepts compared with one another, <274>
IX.
A Solution of the Mahometans Objection, concerning the Son of God, <275>
X.
There are many absurd Things in the Mahometan Books, <276>
XI.
The Conclusion to the Christians; who are admonished of their Duty upon Occasion of the foregoing Things, <278>
The Contents of Mr. Le Clerc’s two Books.
BOOK I.
I.
We must enquire amongst what Christians the true Doctrine of Christ flourisheth most at this Time, <287>
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II.
We are to join ourselves with those who are most worthy the Name of Christians, <291>
III.
They are most worthy the Name of Christians, who in the purest Manner of all, profess the Doctrine, the Truth of which hath been proved by Grotius, <294>
IV.
Concerning the Agreement and Disagreement of Christians, <296>
V.
Whence every one ought to learn the Knowledge of the Christian Religion, <300>
VI.
Nothing else ought to be imposed upon Christians, but what they can gather from the New Testament, <302>
VII.
The Providence of God in preserving the Christian Doctrine, is very wonderful, <304>
