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THE

QUARTERLY

CHRISTIAN SPECTATOR:

CONDUCTED BY AN

ASSOCIATION OF GENTLEMEN.

VOLUME IX.-1837.

NEW HAVEN:

PUBLISHED BY STEPHEN COOKE, NO. 21 EXCHANGE PLACE.

SOLD BY JOHN S. TAYLOR, NEW YORK; WEEKS, JORDAN, & CO., BOSTON;

AND RICHARD JAMES KENNETT, LONDON.

Printed by Hitchcock & Stafford.

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CONTENTS

OF THE

QUARTERLY CHRISTIAN SPECTATOR,

VOL. IX.-1837.

No. I.

ART. I. Religious Education of Children,

II. Memoir and Remains of Dr. Nevins,

III. Egyptian Hieroglyphics,

IV. On Self-Deception in Religion,

V. On Christian Union,

VI. The Spirit of the Age viewed in relation to the

Duties and Trials of the Christian Ministry,

VII. Historical and Critical View of Cases in the

Indo-European Languages,

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VIII. Comparative View of the Divine Mercies,

IX. On the Authority of Reason in Theology,

Letter from the Rev. Calvin Colton,

No. II.

ART. I. Wesleyan Methodism on the "Witness of the

Spirit,"

II. Comparison of the Biblical and Egyptian Chro-

nologies,

III. Oriental Travelers,

IV. The Necessity and Qualifications of Public

Agents for Benevolent Societies,

V. Maria Monk and her Impostures,

VI. Modern Greek Dialect,

VII. On Christian Union,

III. Relations of Law and a Reverential Spirit to

ART. I. Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, -

II. On Dissensions among Christian Brethren,

III. On the Character of the Apocalypse,

IV. Christianity an Essential Want of Human Na-

ture,

V. The Duty of Christian Sympathy in the Mis-

sionary Enterprise,

VI. The Revolution in the Presbyterian Church,

VII. Stone's Letter on Animal Magnetism,

Miscellaneous Notices,

ERRATA.

The following errors escaped our notice till too late for correction:-
On page 24, line 27, for lives read airs.

On page 496, line 13, for bear read boar.

On page

gustine.'

511, line 11 from bottom, after the word "subject," insert "as Au-

In Table of Contents, No. 1, line 19, in some copies is Thomas A. Skinner,
for Thomas H. Skinner.