PART I.-EVIDENCES OF THE DIVINE AUTHORITY OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES.
CHAP. I. Man a moral Agent

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II. The Rule which determines the Quality of Moral Actions must be
presumed to be Matter of Revelation from God

III. Farther Presumptions of a direct Revelation, from the Weakness
and Corruption of human Reason, and the Want of Authority
in merely human Opinions

IV. Farther Proofs of the Weakness and Uncertainty of human Reason
V. The Origin of those Truths which are found in the Writings and
Religious Systems of the Heathen

VI. The Necessity of Revelation-State of Religious Knowledge among

the Heathen

VII. The Necessity of Revelation-State of Morals among the Heathen
VIII. The Necessity of Revelation-Religions of the Heathen

IX. The Evidences necessary to authenticate a Revelation-External
Evidence

X. The evidences necessary to authenticate a Revelation continued
-Internal Evidence-Collateral Evidence

XI. The Use and Limitation of Reason in Religion
XII. Antiquity of the Scriptures

XIII. The uncorrupted Preservation of the Books of Scripture
XIV. The Credibility of the Testimony of the Sacred Writers
XV. The Miracles of Scripture

XVI. Objections to the Proof from Miracles considered

XVII. Prophecies of Scripture

XVIII. Objections to the Evidence from Prophecy considered

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XIX. Internal Evidence of the Truth of Scripture-Collateral Evidence 204
XX. Miscellaneous objections answered

XIV. Acts of Christ Proofs of his Divinity
XV. Divine Worship paid to Christ
XVI. Humanity of Christ-Hypostatic Union-Errors as to the Person