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BIBLICAL REPOSITORY.

EDWARDS A. PARK AND SAMUEL H. TAYLOR, EDITORS.

VOL. XVI.

ANDOVER:

WARREN F. DRAPER.

LONDON:

TRÜBNER & CO., PATERNOSTER ROW.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1859,

BY WARREN F. DRAPER,

in the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Massachusetts.

CONTENTS OF VOL. XVI.

Period

188

v. 16

1859

Article.

NO. LXI.

L JEWISH SACRIFICES, WITH PARTICULAR REFER-

ENCE TO THE SACRIFICE OF CHRIST,

1. Significance of the term "Holy,"

2. Origin of Sacrifices,

3. Origin of Jewish Sacrifices,

4. On the Places appointed for Sacrifices,

5. On the Priesthood,

Page.

1

1

2

8

10

6. Sacrifices, their Different Kinds and Accompanying Rites, 17

7. The General Nature of a Type,

8. Sacrifices, more particularly Typical of Christ, and the

Points in which their Typical Character lay,

9. Exclusive reference of Sacrifices to God,

10. Vicarious Punishment, implied in Piacular Sacrifices,

11. Views of Jewish, Pagan, and Christian Writers on the

subject of Vicarious Punishments,

13. Christ's Death, a Sacrifice, and of the Nature of Vica-

rious Punishment,

IL EARLY EDITIONS OF THE AUTHORIZED VERSION

OF THE BIBLE,

BY REV. EDWARD W. GILMAN, BANGOR, ME.

. 56

III. WAS PETER IN ROME, AND BISHOP OF THE

CHURCH AT ROME?

A HISTORICO-CRITICAL INQUIRY BY J. ELLENDORF. TRANSLATED FROM THE

GERMAN BY E. GOODRICH SMITH, M. A., WASHINGTON, D. C.

IV. DEMONOLOGY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, .

BY REV. JOHN J. OWEN, d. d., new YORK CITY.

V. LATIN LEXICOGRAPHY,

119

Müller and Donaldson's History of Greek Literature,

Clark's Peloponnesus,

The Theology of Christian Experience,

Rigg's Modern Anglican Theology,

Alexander's Discourses,

Palfrey's History of New England,

Boise's Xenophon's Anabasis,

Coleman's Text-Book and Atlas,

Kalisch's Commentary on the Old Testament,

Professor Fisher's Historical Discourse,

Ellicott on the Epistles of Paul,

Recent English Works,

230

§ 2. The Interrogative Words in the Indo-European Lan-

IV. ON THE DESCENT OF CHRIST INTO HELL, .

BY REV. JOSEPH MUENSCHER, D. D., MT. VERNON, OHIO.

V. THE THEOLOGY OF ÆSCHYLUS,

309

354

BY PROF. WILLIAM S. TYLER, D. D., AMHERST COLLEGE.

I. Sources of Religious Knowledge,

359

II. Existence, Nature, and Attributes of the Gods,

III. The Character and Condition of Men,

397

VI. A Future State of Rewards and Punishments,

404

VI. ON THE VEDIC DOCTRINE OF A FUTURE LIFE,

BY WILLIAM D. WHITNEY, PROFESSOR OF SANSKRIT IN Yale college.

VIII. NOTICES OF NEW PUBLICATIONS,

1. — Nature and the Supernatural,

2. The Land and the Book,