FROM THE OFFICES OF CHRIST, AND NATURE OF THE GOSPEL.

Prop. IX. Universal Salvation was THE

CHRIST'S MISSION. His Object cannot fail,

OBJECT OF

106-110

Prop. X, The DEATH of Christ was for Universal Salva-

tion. His atonement will be effectual for the Redemption

of All,

111-113

Peop. XI. All Mankind the BODY and POSSESSION of

Christ. He shall retain, preserve, and redeem, all his

purchased Possession,
113-116

Prop. XII. Mankind a Universal BROTHERHOOD, who are

all, without Distinction, included in the scheme of Re-

demption,

Prop. XIII. All Men are Sinners.

116-118

Salvation shall be

119-121

co-extensive with Sinfulness,

Prop. XIV. Eternal Blessedness is not of works, but of

the impartial GRACE of God. The Grace of God shall

effectually accomplish Universal Salvation, 121-124

Prop. XV. Salvation not the Reward of superior merit,

but the GIFT of God. It is a Free, Universal Gift, and

not an offer, merely, but a Gift that shall be realized by

All,

125-128

Prop. XVI. THE CHURCH OF CHRIST shall eventually be-

come Universal,

129-131

Prop. XVII. All shall ultimately SERVE AND ADORE the

Lord,

131-134

Prop. XVIII. All shall finally be SUBDUED and RECONCIL

ED to God, through Christ,

134-137

Prop. XIX.

REPENTANCE and Salvation from Sin,

Christ shall Reign until All shall come to

138-141

from the thral-

142-144

144-146

Prop. XX. All who NEED to be delivered

dom of Evil, shall be Saved,

Prop. XXI. As many as have fallen through Adam, shall

be Restored by Christ,

Prop. XXII. All the JEWS shall inherit Salvation, 147

Prop. XXIII. All the generations of the GENTILES shall

come to the knowledge of the Truth,

Prop. XXIV. All the MATERIAL Creation shall eventually

148

be glorified, which is typical of the universal purification

of the SPIRITUAL,

FROM THE EXTINCTION OF ALL EVILS.

149-151

Prop. XXV. SIN shall finally be destroyed. THE DEV-

IL,-Temptation, shall be annihilated,

151-156

Prop. XXVI. SORROW and PAIN shall be put away, 156

Prop. XXVII. IGNORANCE and ERROR shall be turned into

Universal Truth and Knowledge,
157-158

Prop. XXVIII. DEATH, natural and moral, shall be swal-

lowed up of spiritual LIFE and Immortality, 159-161

Prop. XXIX. HELL shall be overcome and abolished.
Conjectures concerning HADES as an Intermediate State.

FROM THE TRIUMPH OF GOOD OVER EVIL.

161-167

168-171

171-173

173-178

Prop. XXX. The Lord is as solicitous for the Salvation of

His creatures AFTER DEATH, as before,

Prop. XXXI, The work of Salvation shall continue to go

on, as long as Sin shall exist,

Prop. XXXII. THE RESURRECTION shall glorify the whole

human family, every man in his own order, in the like-

ness of Christ and the Angels,

Prop. XXXIII. Divine Punishments are Parental, merciful,

REFORMATORY. They are sure. They are never meted

by proxy to other than the transgressor. They are speed-

ily awarded. Appertain to the place and time where sin

is. Are justly proportional to offences. Are for human

sake, because our sinning cannot injure God. Are sub-

duing, melting, reconciling,-not retaliative, cruel, or

useless,
179-193

Prop. XXXIV. EVIL was ordained by Divine Wisdom to

exist for a season, as a means for the attainment of high-

er good. God overrules all evil for good. Objection

stated and answered in language of Scripture, 194-200

FROM THE DIVINE ATTRIBUTES.

Prop. XXXV. Universal Redemption the fruit of God's

infinite GOODNESS,

200-203

Prop. XXXVI. Universal Redemption the result of infi-

nite MERCY,
204-208

Prop. XXXVII. Universal Redemption the Consequence

of infinite JUSTICE. Argument for the same, comprised

in a numerous class of Scriptures concerning the Great,

Spiritual, Messianic DAY OF JUDGMENT, established at

the commencement of Christ's Kingdom; in which he

shall continue to reign and rule, until All shall be Sub-

dued unto him,
208-217

Prop. XXXVIII. Universal Redemption the aim of infinite

WISDOM.
217-222

Prop. XXXIX. Universal Redemption the effect of infi-

nite POWER,

Prop. XL. Universal Redemption follows from the OM-

NIPRESENCE of God,

Prop. XLI. Universal Redemption deduced from the in-
finite TRUTH of God, under four heads, viz: Faithful-
ness, Impartiality, Veracity, and Unchangeability,

222-225

225-226

227-232

Prop. XLII. Universal Redemption the issue of infinite

HOLINESS,

232-233

233-235

Prop. XLIII, Universal Redemption the achievement of

infinite LovE,

FROM THE DIVINE RELATIONS TO MAN.

Prop. XLIV.

As the Universal CREATOR, God will be

the Redeemer of All,

Prop. XLV. As the Universal FATHER,

Friend, and will be the Saviour of All,

235-237

He is the

238-240

Prop. XLVI. As the Universal GOVERNOR, God will

ultimately triumph over all evil,

240-243

Prop. XLVII. The Lord is a PHYSICIAN, REFINER,

and PURIFIER for All the souls of Men,

244-249

THREE COLLATERAL ARGUMENTS,

Prop. XLVIII. THE ELECT are the Earnest and First-

Fruits of the final Ingathering of All Things in Christ,

250-254

Prop. XLIX. The highest MORAL PRECEPTS of the Chris-

tian Religion are only in harmony with the sentiment of

Universal and Eternal Grace,
254-259

Prop. L. The dogma of Endless Sin and Misery is LIT-

ERALLY CONTRADICTED in the Scriptures, 260-261

MISCELLANEOUS.

A UNIVERSALIST CREED, written by ST. PAUL, Minister of

the Everlasting Gospel,
262

TABLE of the Scriptural expressions of Universality, (80,)

with references to the places where they afford the direct

and inferential Proofs of Universal Redemption,

263-269

270-272

Chapter of BIBLE STATISTICS,

PAUCITY and weakness of the assumed Scriptural grounds.

of Endless Misery,
273-284

Scriptural Demonstration of the frequent limited significa-

tion of the Words 'Forever,' 'Everlasting,' &c. 285-293

COMPARISON of the three grand systems of Theology which

divide the Christian Church,-Calvinism, Arminianism,

and Universalism,

294-312