...the wisdom and goodness of the Deity : and this, in the first place, from considerations indipendent of written revelation ; and in the second place, from...the whole to point out the inferences most necessary and useful to mankind." It was required that all the essays should be lodged with a gentleman at Aberdeen,...

...several newspapers, announcing that a gentleman, deceased, had appointed by his will, that a premium of 1200/. should be paid for the best treatise, and 400/....an unsuccessful one. He concluded, nevertheless, on publishing a book which had cost him so much laborious thought; and, after submitting his manuscript...

...had appointed by his will, that a premium of 1200/. should be paid for the best treatise, and 4001. for the treatise next in merit, on " the Evidence...an unsuccessful one. He concluded, nevertheless, on publishing a book which had cost him so much laborious thought; and, after submitting his manuscript...

...several newspapers, announcing that a gentleman deceased had appointed by his will, that a premium of 1200/. should be paid for the best treatise, and 400/....useful to, mankind." For these premiums, Mr. Drew became a competitor, though an unsuccessful one. He concluded, nevertheless, on publishing a book which...

...and particularly to obviate difficulties regarding the Wisdom and Goodness of (he DEITY ; and this, in the first place, from considerations independent...inferences most necessary for, and useful to, mankind.' " To the person who shall write, and lay before the said Judges, a Treatise on the subject above-mentioned,...

...TO OBVIATE DIFFICULTIES REGARDING THE WISDOM AND GOODNSSS OF THE DEITY, AND THIS IN THE FIRST PLACK FROM CONSIDERATIONS INDEPENDENT OF WRITTEN REVELATION,...INFERENCES MOST NECESSARY FOR, AND USEFUL TO MANKIND. IMPORTANCE OF THE SUBJECT. NOTWITHSTANDING the consequences which may justly bo dreaded by sinful and...

...of written revelation : and, in (lie second place, from the revelation "f the Lord Jesus; and (Vom the whole, to point out the inferences most necessary for, and useful to, mankind." Гиг these premiums, Mr. Drew became a competitor, though an unsuccessful uno. île concluded, nevertheless,...

...and particularly to obviate difficulties regarding the wisdom and goodness of the Deity : and this, in the first place, from considerations independent...the whole to point out the inferences most necessary and useful to mankind." It was required that all the essays should be lodged with a gentleman at Aberdeen,...

...and particularly to obviate difficulties regarding the wisdom and gooduess of the Deity : and this, in the first place, from considerations independent...the second place, from the revelation of the Lord Jesua ; and from the whole to point out the inferences most necessary and useful to mankind." It was...

...and particularly to obviate difficulties regarding the wisdom and goodness of the Deity ; and this, in the first place, from considerations independent...whole, to point out the inferences most necessary and useful to mankind.' While, in this case, the sums were very large, the period assigned for competition...