Synopsis
Excerpt from A Plain Statement and Scriptural Defence of the Leading Doctrines of Unitarianism: To Which Are Added Remarks on the Canonical Authority of the Books of the New Testament, and a Candid Review of the Text of the Improved Version, in a Letter to a Friend
Introductory Remarks. Three subjects proposed for discussion. I. Statement' of the peculiar doctrines of Unitarianism, Unitarians divided into three classes. Lat.' Unitarians in the strictest sense. I2ndly. Socinians. 3rdly, Ariana. (7n Explanation of the terms Unita rian and Unitarian Christian. (9, II. Scriptural authorities on which. The peculiar doctrines of Unitarian: are founded. (1l) Scriptural proof that there is only one God: (ll-v and that the Father only is the true God. (14 Scriptural proof of the Simple Humanity of Jesus Christ, and his Inferiority to the Father. (ul Scriptural proof that the Holy Spirit is not an Intelligent. Being distinct from God the Father. (8 1 III. Grounds of dif'erence between the Canon and Text nd0pted by the Editors of the Improved Version and those of the Received T ranslation, 13th Canon of the New Testament. (40 Books received by the Apostolical Fathers. (45 Canon of the early Syrian Christians. (48 Canon of Origen and the Church at Alexandria. (50 Canon of Eusebius. (53 Canon of the Improved Version. (58 2adly. Text of the New Testament. (62) I Autographs of the Sacred Writers, Greek mss. And Latin Versions. (63, Early printed Editions of the Greek New Testament: Erasm'us, Ximenes, Stephens, Beza and the Elzeyirs. Later Editions Mill, Kus ter, Bengal. Wetstein, Griesbach, Alter, Matthai and Birch. (gem Griesbach's second edition. (69 Text of the Improved Version. (72, Principal devia tions from the second edition of Griesbach. Mat. Xxiii. 141.
John i. 14 - 18. (74) John xix. 4. Xx. 8. Ram. Iii. 25. (76 1 Cor. X. 9. Xv. 47. Text of Griesbach compared with that of the Received Translation inacts xx. 28. Eph. Iii. 9. 1 Tim. Iii. 16. 1 John iii. 16. V. 7, 8. (6h5.) Passages retained by the Editors Of the Improved Version, but printed in the Italic character to signify that they are of doubtful authority. 0h jections to the Introduc tory Chapters of Matthew and Luke. (86 Christ's agony; Luke xxii. 43. (106 Address to the thief upon the cross: Luke xxiii. 43. (108 Healing qualifies of the pool of Bethesda: John v. 4. (no Story of the Woman taken in Adultery: John vii. Est - viii. 11. (us 2 Peter 11. (125 Conclusion.
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