BY THE PROPRIETORS, 11, CORNHILL.
NEW YORK: DEAN & FISK, NO. 11 ANN STREET.

LONDON: TRÜBNER AND Co.

1865.

Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1865, by

THE BOSTON REVIEW COMPANY,

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

BOSTON:

PRINTED BY AUG. A. KINGMAN,
11, CORNHILL.

CONTENTS OF VOLUME V.

No. XXV.

Article

I. THE SUFFERING OF GOD

BY ROBERT G. VERMILYE, D.D., EAST WINDSOR HILL, CONN.

1. The Conflict of Ages. By EDWARD BEECher, D.D.

2. The Concord of Ages. By EDWARD BEECHER, D.D.

3. The Sufferings of Christ. By a LAYMAN.

4. The Sufferings of Christ, confined to his Human Nature.

By BENNETT TYLER, D.D.

5. Redeemer and Redeemed. By CHARLES BEECHER.

II. DR. NEWMAN'S APOLOGY FOR HIS OWN LIFE

BY THE REV. J. T. TUCKER, HOLLISTON, MASS.

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Apologia Pro Vita Sua: Being a Reply to a Pamphlet En-

titled; "What, then, does Dr. Newman mean?" By JOHN

HENRY NEWMAN, D.D.

III. THE SCRIPTURE DOCTRINE OF THE SPIRITUAL

MAN: AN EXEGESIS OF ROMANS VI. 14-23 .

BY THE REV. E. P. MARvin, medforD, MASS.

IV. FOSTER ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF TIME

BY D. E. SNOW, BOSTON, MASS.

An Essay on the Improvement of Time. By JOHN FOSTER.

Edited by J. E. RYLAND.

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V. MEN ABOVE ANGELS IN THE KINGDOM OF CHRIST

BY THE REV. J. TORREY SMITH, AMHERST, MASS.

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VI. LIVING DOGS AND DEAD LIONS: THEIR RELATIVE VALUE

BY THE REV. WILLIAM BARROWS, READING, MASS.

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Dix's Lectures on Pantheism, 89.-Smith's Dictionary of the Bible, 91.-

Frothingham's Philosophy as Absolute Science, 93. Cobbe's Broken

Lights, 94-Webster's American Dictionary of the English Language,

96.-

Peck's Forty Years of Pioneer Life, 96.- Essays on Social Sub-

jects, 97. Mrs. Jameson's Sacred and Legendary Art; and Legends

of the Monastic Orders, 98. Gail Hamilton's New Atmosphere, 99.-

Lange's Commentary on Matthew's Gospel, 102.- Miscellaneous, 104.

- New Publications Received, 105.

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IX. THE ROUND TABLE

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