Richard Watson · vols. 1–4

Theological Institutes (vols 1–4)

69 sections. Table of contents below.

Preface to the New Edition.
Advertisement to the London Edition.
Analysis of Watson’s Theological Institutes.
Contents
- Part 1. — Evidences of Christianity. Part 2. — Doctrines of Christianity
- Part 3. — Morals of Christianity. Part 4. — Institutions of Christianity.
Analysis of Watson’s Theological Institutes.
Chapter 1. — Man a Moral Agent.
Chapter 2. — The Rule, Which Determines the Quality of Moral Actions, Must Be Presumed to Be Matter of Revelation From God.
Chapter 3. — Farther Presumption of a Direct Revelation
Chapter 4. — Farther Proofs of the Weakness and Uncertainty of Human Reason.
Chapter 5. — The Origin of Those Truths Which Are Found in the Writings and Religious Systems of the Heathen.
- Note A.
- Note B.
- Note C.
Chapter 6. — The Necessity of Revelation; — State of Religious Knowledge Among the Heathen.
Chapter 7. — The Necessity of Revelation: — State of Morals Among the Heathen.
Chapter 8. — The Necessity of Revelation: — Religions of the Heathen.
- Note A.
- Note B
Chapter 9. — The Evidences Necessary to Authenticate a Revelation. — External Evidence.
Chapter 10. — The Evidences Necessary to Authenticate a Revelation. Internal Evidence. — Collateral Evidence.
Chapter 11. — The Use and Limitation of Reason in Religion.
- Note A.
Chapter 12. — Antiquity of the Scriptures.
- Note A.
- Note B.
Chapter 13. — The Uncorrupted Preservation of the Books of Scripture.
Chapter 14. — The Credibility of the Testimony of the Sacred Writers.
Chapter 15. — The Miracles of Scripture.
Chapter 16. — Objections to the Proof From Miracles Considered.
- Note: A
- Note B
Chapter 17. — Prophecies of Scripture.
Chapter 18. — Objections to the Evidence From Prophecy Considered.
Chapter 19. — Internal Evidence of the Truth of Scripture — Collateral Evidence.
Chapter 20. — Miscellaneous Objections Answered.
- Note A.
Footnotes
Chapter 1. — The Existence of God.
Chapter 2. — Attributes of God: Unity, Spirituality.
Chapter 3. — Attributes of God — Eternity — Omnipotence — Ubiquity.
Chapter 4. — Attributes of God. — Omniscience.
Chapter 5. — Attributes of God — Immutability, Wisdom.
Chapter 6. — Attributes of God. — Goodness.
Chapter 7. — Attributes of God. — Holiness.
Chapter 8. — God. — the Trinity in Unity.
Chapter 9. — Trinity. — Scripture Testimony.
Chapter 10. — Trinity — Pre- Existence of Christ.
Chapter 11. — Trinity. — Jesus Christ the Jehovah of the Old Testament.
Chapter 12. — The Titles of Christ.
Chapter 13. — Christ Possessed of Divine Attributes.
Chapter 14. — The Acts Ascribed to Christ Proofs of His Divinity.
Chapter 15. — Divine Worship Paid to Christ.
Chapter 16. — Humanity of Christ — Hypostatic Union — Errors As to the Person of Christ.
Chapter 17. — The Personality and Deity of the Holy Ghost.
Chapter 18. — Fall of Man — Doctrine of Original Sin.
Chapter 19. — Redemption. — Principles of God’s Moral Government.
Chapter 20. — Redemption — Death of Christ Propitiatory.
Chapter 21. — Redemption — Sacrifices of the Law.
Chapter 22. — Redemption — Primitive Sacrifices.
Chapter 23. — Benefits Derived to Man From the Atonement — Justification.
Chapter 24. — Benefits Derived to Man From the Atonement — Concomitants of Justification.
Chapter 25. — Extent of the Atonement.
Chapter 26. — The Same Subject Continued.
Chapter 26. — An Examination of Certain Passages of Scripture, Supposed to Limit the Extent of Christ’s Redemption.
Chapter 28. — Theories Which Limit the Extent of the Death of Christ.
Chapter 29. — Redemption — Farther Benefits.
Footnotes
Chapter 1. — The Moral Law
Chapter 2. — The Duties We Owe to God.
Chapter 3. — The Duties We Owe to God — The Lord’s Day.
Chapter 4. — Morals — Duties to Our Neighbour.
Footnotes
Chapter 1. — The Christian Church.
Chapter 2. — Institutions of Christianity — The Sacraments.
Chapter 3. — The Institutions of the Church — Baptism.
Chapter 4. — The Institutions of the Church — The Lord’s Supper.
Footnotes