Systematic Theology (Volume 1 of 3)

1. Opening about 5 min
2. Preface about 8 min
3. I. Idea Of Theology about 2 min
4. II. Aim of Theology about 3 min
5. III. Possibility of Theology about 1 min
6. 1. The existence of a God about 8 min
7. 2. Man’s capacity for the knowledge of God about 19 min
8. 3. God’s revelation of himself to man about 12 min
9. IV. Necessity of Theology about 12 min
10. V. Relation of Theology to Religion under 1 min
11. 1. Derivation about 1 min
12. 2. False Conceptions about 4 min
13. 3. Essential Idea about 2 min
14. 4. Inferences about 6 min
15. II. Material of Theology about 3 min
16. 1. Scripture and Nature about 11 min
17. 2. Scripture and Rationalism about 5 min
18. 3. Scripture and Mysticism about 7 min
19. 4. Scripture and Romanism about 4 min
20. II. Limitations of Theology about 7 min
21. III. Relations of Material to Progress in Theology about 4 min
22. III. Method Of Theology about 9 min
23. II. Divisions of Theology about 9 min
24. III. History of Systematic Theology about 16 min
25. IV. Order of Treatment in Systematic Theology about 2 min
26. V. Text-Books in Theology about 2 min
27. I. Origin Of Our Idea Of God’s Existence about 4 min
28. I. First Truths in General about 7 min
29. II. The Existence of God a first truth about 6 min
30. 2. Its necessity about 4 min
31. 3. Its logical independence and priority about 9 min
32. III. Other Supposed Sources of our Idea of God’s Existence about 15 min
33. IV. Contents of this Intuition about 10 min
34. II. Corroborative Evidences Of God’s Existence about 6 min
35. I. The Cosmological Argument, or Argument from Change in Nature about 52 min
36. III. Erroneous Explanations, And Conclusion about 1 min
37. I. Materialism about 16 min
38. II. Materialistic Idealism about 15 min
39. III. Idealistic Pantheism about 17 min
40. IV. Ethical Monism about 17 min
41. I. Preliminary Considerations about 10 min
42. II. Marks of the Revelation man may expect about 9 min
43. III. Miracles, as attesting a Divine Revelation about 13 min
44. 2. Possibility of Miracle about 9 min
45. 3. Probability of Miracles about 11 min
46. 4. Amount of Testimony necessary to prove a Miracle about 3 min
47. 5. Evidential force of Miracles about 12 min
48. 6. Counterfeit Miracles about 6 min
49. IV. Prophecy as Attesting a Divine Revelation about 25 min
50. 1. As to documentary evidence about 3 min
51. 2. As to testimony in general about 6 min
52. II. Positive Proofs That The Scriptures Are A Divine Revelation about 4 min
53. 1. Genuineness of the Books of the New Testament about 30 min
54. 1st. The Myth-theory of Strauss (1808-1874) about 6 min
55. 2nd. The Tendency-theory of Baur (1792-1860) about 9 min
56. 3d. The Romance-theory of Renan (1823-1892) about 7 min
57. 4th. The Development-theory of Harnack (born 1851) about 9 min
58. 2. Genuineness of the Books of the Old Testament about 25 min
59. II. Credibility of the Writers of the Scriptures about 7 min
60. III. The Supernatural Character of the Scripture Teaching about 7 min
61. 2. Moral System of the New Testament about 32 min
62. 3. The person and character of Christ about 14 min
63. IV. The Historical Results of the Propagation of Scripture Doctrine about 15 min
64. III. Inspiration Of The Scriptures about 8 min
65. II. Proof of Inspiration about 14 min
66. III. Theories of Inspiration about 7 min
67. 2. The Illumination Theory about 13 min
68. 3. The Dictation-theory about 7 min
69. 4. The Dynamical Theory about 3 min
70. IV. The Union of the Divine and Human Elements in Inspiration about 32 min
71. V. Objections to the Doctrine of Inspiration about 3 min
72. 1. Errors in matters of Science about 11 min
73. 2. Errors in matters of History about 12 min
74. 3. Errors in Morality about 9 min
75. 4. Errors of Reasoning about 4 min
76. 5. Errors in quoting or interpreting the Old Testament about 5 min
77. 6. Errors in Prophecy about 4 min
78. 7. Certain books unworthy of a place in inspired Scripture about 12 min
79. 9. Sceptical or fictitious Narratives about 8 min
80. I. The Attributes Of God about 2 min
81. I. Definition of the term Attributes under 1 min
82. II. Relation of the divine Attributes to the divine Essence about 8 min
83. III. Methods of determining the divine Attributes about 2 min
84. IV. Classification of the Attributes about 4 min
85. V. Absolute or Immanent Attributes about 5 min
86. 1. Life about 4 min
87. 2. Personality about 5 min
88. Second Division.—Infinity, and attributes therein involved about 9 min
89. 1. Self-existence about 3 min
90. 2. Immutability about 5 min
91. 3. Unity about 4 min
92. Third Division.—Perfection, and attributes therein involved about 1 min
93. 1. Truth about 8 min
94. 2. Love about 17 min
95. 3. Holiness about 26 min
96. VI. Relative or Transitive Attributes about 11 min
97. 2. Immensity about 4 min
98. Second Division.—Attributes having relation to Creation about 9 min
99. 2. Omniscience about 15 min
100. 3. Omnipotence about 6 min
101. Third Division.—Attributes having relation to Moral Beings about 4 min
102. 2. Mercy and Goodness, or Transitive Love about 4 min
103. 3. Justice and Righteousness, or Transitive Holiness about 16 min
104. VII. Rank and Relations of the several Attributes about 2 min
105. 1. Holiness the fundamental attribute in God about 9 min
106. 2. The holiness of God the ground of moral obligation about 16 min
107. II. Doctrine Of The Trinity about 5 min
108. I. In Scriptures there are Three who are recognized as God under 1 min
109. B. Jesus Christ is recognized as God about 34 min
110. C. The Holy Spirit is recognized as God about 8 min
111. 2. Intimations of the Old Testament about 6 min
112. B. Passages relating to the Angel of Jehovah about 2 min
113. C. Descriptions of the divine Wisdom and Word about 6 min
114. D. Descriptions of the Messiah about 2 min
115. 1. The Father and the Son are persons distinct from each other about 1 min
116. 2. The Father and the Son are persons distinct from the Spirit about 1 min
117. 3. The Holy Spirit is a person about 13 min
118. 2. Errors refuted by the foregoing passages about 6 min
119. B. The Arian about 18 min
120. V. The Three Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, are equal under 1 min
121. 1. These titles belong to the Persons about 4 min
122. 2. Qualified sense of these titles about 18 min
123. 3. Generation and procession consistent with equality about 11 min
124. 1. The mode of this triune existence is inscrutable about 6 min
125. 2. The Doctrine of the Trinity is not self-contradictory about 24 min
126. III. The Decrees Of God about 6 min
127. II. Proof of the Doctrine of Decrees about 4 min
128. 2. From Reason about 7 min
129. B. From the Divine Wisdom about 1 min
130. C. From the Divine Immutability about 1 min
131. D. From the Divine Benevolence about 1 min
132. III. Objections to the Doctrine of Decrees about 10 min
133. 2. That they take away all motive for human exertion about 7 min
134. 3. That they make God the author of sin about 12 min
135. IV. Concluding Remarks about 4 min
136. 2. True method of preaching the doctrine about 1 min

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