TRIED BY SCRIPTURE AND EXPERIENCE:

A COMPILATION OF

TREATISES AND TESTIMONIES

IN SUPPORT OF

TRINITARIAN DOCTRINE AND EVANGELICAL PRINCIPLES.

WITH A GENERAL INTRODU

BY A LAYMAN.

in his Labelieve that

"I believe that GOD, as he is eternally almighty, only wise, only good,
in his nature; so he is eternally Father, Son, and Spirit, in persons."

LORD BACON.

“ Socinians, and all such as deny the divinity of our Saviour, do thereby
deny him to be our Saviour too, and so make themselves incapable of ever
being saved by him.”

BP. BEVERIDGE.

LONDON:
HAMILTON, ADAMS, & CO., PATERNOSTER ROW.

BATH:

GEORGE WOOD, PRINTER, PARSONAGE LANE.

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General INTRODUCTION.

An AnswER TO THE Question, “WHY ARE YOU NOT A

SOCINIAN ?" BY THE LATE Rev. Joseph Freeston,

Joseph John GURNEY ON THE Trinity-ON SIN, ORI-

GINAL AND ACTUAL-ON The Deity or Christ-ON

REDEMPTION :

. .

NARRATIVE OF THE RENUNCIATICN OF UNITARIAN, AND

THE ADOPTION OF TRINITARIAN SENTIMENTS, BY THE

LATE J. E. Stock, M.D., OP BRISTOL . . . 101

The EssentiAL PASSAGES OF A LETTER, ADDRESSED BY

THE Rev. P. E. BUTLER, B.A., TO THE UNITARIANS

OF IPSWICH, ON THE OCCASION OF THE Rev. JOSEPH

Ketley's RENUNCIATION OF UNITARIANISM . .

115

A LETTER ON THE ATONEMENT OF CHRIST, AND THE

EXPIATORY NATURE OF HIS SUFFERINGS. By W. T.

BLAIR, Esq. .

143

Mrs. Hemans's Dying TesTIMONY TO THE INESTIMABLE

VALUE AND SUPPORTING EFFICACY OF THE ATONEMENT 175

EXTRACTS FROM A LETTER ADDRESSED BY THE REv.

Charles LesLIE, M.A., TO A Deist . . 181

LETTER BY THE CHANCELLOR D'AGUESSEAU ON THE

Christian Mysteries . . . .