Allen, President of Bowdoin College, on Deut. xxxii. 22, (58) :
views of Psalm ix. 17, (C2).
Athenæus, on the lights used by the Jews, 117.
Ausiin, on the word angel, 215.
Rev. Dr., of Worcester, Mass , his melancholy end, 255.
Authors of Improved Version, on Rom. v. 18, 19, (46).
Bache, Mrs., daughter of Dr. Franklin, testimony to her father's be-
lief in Universalism, 292.
Balch, Rev. A. L., his happy death, 276, 277.
Balfour, Rev. Walter, his First Inquiry replied to by President Allen,
62; on the relation between Matt. xiii. 37 - 43 and 47 - 50;
(106); on punishment of Gentiles not being in the future
state, 180; believes the Lord's Supper to be enjoined as an
ordinance, 323, 330; on the words damned and damnation,
194, 195 ; wrote on objections to Universalism, 277 ; his
First Inquiry quoted and referred to, 62, 84, 96, 154, 277 ;
Second do. 101, 105, 106, 12:3, 130, 194 ; Essays, do. 91,
178, 195, 213; Letters to Hudson, 96; Reply to Sabine, 91,
96 ; Reply to Stuart, 96 ; Article in Universalist Magazine,
Vol. V., on 2 Thess. i. 7 - 10, (194).
Ballou, Rev. H., one of the committee for forming Profession of Be-
lief, 17; view of Matt. 10, 23, Luke xii. 4, 5, (95, 96, 144 ;) on
sin against the Holy Ghost, 101 ; on Matt. xxv. 46, (130);
on parable of Rich Man and Lazarus, 153; on 2 Cor. v. 10,
(180); on 2 Thess. i. 7 - 10, (194); do. ii. 11, 12, 194, 195);
on Heb. ix. 27, (203) ; 1 Peler iv. 17, 18, (213) ; on the
Second Death, 223.
Ballou, Rev. H. 2d, History of Universalisni referred to, 11; view
of judginent of Sodom and Gomorrah, 89; view of Natt. x.
28, (996); view of Matt. xix. 23, 24, (112); his views on the
organization of churches, and the Lord's Supper, 324 - 328.
Bellamy, Dr., his misery in his sickness, 255.
Belsham, on the resurrection of the dead to happiness, 48.
Bernard, Count of Barcelona, signed a treaty with the sacramental
wine, 321.
Blount, the blasphemer, committed self-murder, 375, note.
Burnet, Bishop, on the phrase "ealeth and drinketh damnation to
himself,'' 184.
Calmet, on Anathema Maranatha, 185.
Campbell, on phrase " wrath to come,” 77, 78; on the word åník
Eato, 132; on the term "damned," 143; on Luke xx. 35,
36, (156); on the phrase "åruotaois Twy vezgâv," 225.
Capellus (Jacobus), on Heb. xi. 35, (208).
Carlstadt, took the proper ground in regard to the Eucharist, 323.
Charles ihe Bald, signed a treaty with the sacramental wine, 321.
Chillingworth, on the authority of the Bible, 264.
Christian Intelligencer, quotation from, on the resurrection of the
dead, 157.
Messenger, quotation from, on "lake of fire,” 222.
Clarke, Dr. Adam, the Methodist, on prayer for all men, 25; on the
words “full of mercy,” 27 ; on Rev. iv. 11, (28); on Isaiah
lii. 10, (28); on Gen. xii.3, (31); on the oath of God, 33; on
Acts iii. 21, (37); on Gospel Feast, 40; on Titus ii. 11, 12,
(51); on phrase " thou shalt not surely die," 56 ; on Gen.
vi. 3, (57); applies Deut. xxxii. 22, to temporal judgments,
58; on the opinions of Zophar, Job xi. 1, (59) ; on Ps. ix.
5, (61); on Ps. xi. 6, (64); on Ps. xvii. 13, 14, (65); on Prov.
i. 26 - 29, (70); on Dan. xii. 2, (76); on Mal. v. 1, (77); on
6 wrath to come,” 78, 181 ; on Matt. iii. 12, (78); v. 22, (81,
82); on “entering the strait gate," 84, 85; on phrase “ day
of judgment,” 90; on y'uxi in Matt. xvi. 25, (109); on the
words of Christ, Matt. xxiii. 37, (119); on the word åniy-
Eato, 132; on case of Judas, 133, 134 ; on Gehenna of fire,
137; on phrase "world to come,” 141; on the words, “ye
shall all likewise perish," 145, 146; on Acts i. 25, (171); on
the phrase " the saved," 175 ; on the terror of the Lord, 188;
on 2 Thess. ii. 11, 12, (194); on Heb. xi. 35, (207); on 1
Peter iv. 17, 18, 211, 212); on the sin unto death, 214,
215; on the beast mentioned Rev. xix. 20, (221).
Cobb, Rev. S., on destruction of soul and body in Gehenna, 95, 96.
Cooke, Rev. Parsons, on Deut. xxxii. 22, (57); adduces Ps. ix. 17,
in proof of endless punishment, 61 ; do. xlix. 14, 15, (67).
Cowper, the poet, his religious melancholy, 255; produced by ter-
ror of eternal judgment, 236.
Crellius, on the better resurrection, Heb. xi. 35, (208).
Cruden, on words eternal, everlasting, &c., 127.
Davis, Rev. J. M., on Deut. xxxii. 22, (57); adduces Job viii. 13, 14,
as proof of endless punishment, 58; do. Ps. ix. 17, (61); co.
Ps. xi. 6, (64); do. xvii. 13, 14, (64); do. I. 22, (67); do.
Prov. i. 26 - 29, (70); do. xi. 7, (71).
Doddridge, Dr.,
on the better resurrection, Heb. xi. 35, (208).
Dodds, Rev. J. B., on Matt. x. 28; Luke xii. 4, 5, (96); on the Sec.
ond Death, 223, 235.
Donnegan, ώσαύτως and όμοίως, 145, note.
Edwards, Dr. Jonathan, adduces Job viii. 13, 14, as proof of endless
punishment, 58; do. Job 11. 20, (59) ; do. Ps. xvii. 13, 14,
(64); do. Prov. i. 26 – 29, (70); do. xi. 7, (71).
Eleazar, Rab., on oath of God, 33.
Ely, Dr. E. S., adduces Job xxi. 30, as proof of endless misery, 60;
do. Ps. i. 5, 6, (61); do. ix. 17, (61); do. xi. 6, (64).
Ely and Thomas's Discussion, 60, 62.
Expositor and Universalist Review, referred to and quoted from
8, 11, 62, 79, 81, 84, 89, 95, 96, 102, 106, 110, 130, 144, 178,
203, 213, 223, 324 - 328.
Eusebius's account of two persons who suffered unquenchable fire, 79.
Ferriss, Walter, one of the committee who formed Profession of Be-
lief, 17; drawn up by him, 18.
Franklin, Dr. Benjamin, his testimony to the beneficent tendency of
Universalism, 292.
Fuller, Andrew, adduces Ps. xvii. 13, 14, in favor of endless misery,
Lightfoot, on the testimony of the prophets, 38; on Deut. xxxii. 22,
(58) ; on dwelling with devouring fire, 74, 75; on" wrath
to come,” 78, 181; authority referred to on coming of
Christ, 87, note; on end of Jewish age, 106; on Isaiah
Ixvi. 24, (139) ; on Anathema Maranatha, 186.
Locke, on Anathema Maranatha, 185.
Luther, Martin, slightly corrected the errors concerning the Eucha-
rist, 323; disapproved the more scriptural views of Zuin.
glius and others, 324.
Macknight, Dr., on phrase “ol rolloi,” 45; on the word “ creature,
in Rom. viii. 21, (47); on the phrase "THE SAVED," 175;
on 1 Peter iv. 17, 18, (201); on angels who fell from
their first estate, 215.
Magazine and Advocate, quoted from, on Rev. xxii. 11, (245).
Manley, Rev. William E., on Matt. x. 28, and Luke xii. 4, 5, (96.)
Merritt, Rev. T., controversy with Rev. H. Ballou, 194.
Modern History of Universalism, 15.
Murray, Rev. John, his last hour, 274.
Napoleon's figure on burning of Moscow, 242.
Nevins, Rev. S., on the expression to see God," 209.
Newcome, Archbishop, on phrase “all things,'' 30, 50.
Noble, Rev. S., on connexion between Matt. xxiv. and zxv. (123.):
Onkelos, Targum of, referred to, 94.
Ovid's Metamorphoses, how to be understood, 364.
Owen, Dr., on Heb. xi. 35, (208.)
Paige, Rev. L. R., criticisms on Matt. xvi. 25, 26, (107); on John v..
23, 29, (160 – 164); his Selections referred to and quoted from,
79, 81, 84, 97, 98, 101, 102, 105, 110, 115, 194, 213, 250.
Parables, Illustrations of, referred to, 78, 87, 102, 106, 115, 130, 148,
153.
Parkhurst, on restitution of all things, 36; on phrases of nodol and
núvtaş år9półtovş, 45; on Matt. v. 22, (81); on the Heb.
word Nephish, 107'; on the Gehenna of fire, 137; on the
words ωσαύτως and ομοίως, 145; on the word ανάστασις,
225.
Paschasius, Radbert, the first to assert transubstantiation, 321, 322.
Pearce, Bishop, on phrase "wrath to come,” 78; on judginent of
Sodom and Gomorrah, 90 ; on connexion between Matt.
xxiv. and xxv., (121) ; on the words, “ye shall all likewise
perish,” 145.
Peirce, on Heb. vi. 2, (196, 197).
Photius, his condemnation signed with sacramental wine, 321.
Phyrrhus,
321.
Pickering, Rev. D., his exposition of Heb. ix. 27, (200); his Lectures
Proudfit, Dr., applied parable of Virgins to destruction of Jerusa.
lem, 121.
Rayner, Rev. M., his work on parable of Rich Man and Lazarus, 154.
Richards, G., one of committee for forming Profession of Belief, 17.
Robinson, Prof., on the words eternal, eternity, 127.
Saurin, his testimony to the awful effect of believing in endless mis
Skinner, Rev. D., his Bible Creed, 18.
Rev. Warren, on Second Death, 223.
Rev. O. A., his “ Universalism Illustrated and Defended,"
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