by the Sibyls Heralded by Hebrew and Pagan Seers, yet Unrecognised at
His Advent by the Jews- Opposite Representations of the Messiah in the
Prophets, yet all Harmonising - Desperate Resistance of the Learned Jews
to Conviction-Similarity of Mind in the Jews and Modern Scientific Men-
New Ideas most readily Accepted by the so-called Credulous, and by Women
-The Miracles performed by the Devil-The Miracles of Christ-The Cases
of Possession in the New Testament Real, not mere Diseases-Proofs of this
No Devils to be Cast Out in the Church of England, except by Special
License from a Bishop-This Canon thoroughly Anti-Christian-Apparitions
known in Christ's Time-The Saviour Walking on the Water supposed to
be one-Angel Messengers in the New Testament, as in the Old-Sorcery,
several Cases of it-John's Warning against Evil Spirits-The Mosaic Law
against Seeking to the Dead, abrogated by Christ on the Mount of Trans-
figuration - Instances of Christ and His Apostles rising into the Air-
Modern Instances Miracles never Denied by the Church of Rome
Opinion of the Consequences of such Denial, by the Rev. Mr. Beecher —
Knocking of Spirits - Christ Stands and Knocks- - Evil as well as Good
Spirits present themselves now as of old - The Stigmata - Catherine
Emmerich - Dr. Wolff's Opinion that St. Paul bore the Stigmata — The
Startling Nature of some of Christ's Doctrines to the Jews-Eating of Blood
-Modern Objectors to Spiritual Phenomena exact Counterparts of the Infidel
Jews-The Blind and Deaf of To-day think those who See and Hear Mad-
The Power of working Miracles the Eternal Heritage of the Church--This
Heritage not confined to Bishops or Clergy - The Spirit of Prophecy re-
stored in Christianity - No Church, according to St. Paul, can be a Living
Church without Spiritual Gifts - The Grand Distinction of the Church of
Christ the Limitless Outpouring of the Spirit - Connected sequence of His-
toric Evidence of Christianity - The History of Eusebius - Proofs of Chris-
tianity in Lucian - Pliny's Letter to Trajan-Testimony of Tacitus-
Testimony of the Ancient Jews in the Toldath Jeschu-Josephus's mention
of Christ - Justin Martyr to Trypho-Fulfilment of the Predictions of
Moses and of Christ in the Destruction of Jerusalem-Fulfilment at this Day
of Christ Words Daughters of Jerusalem, weep for yourselves,' as witnessed
by Miss Bremer and Dr. Wolff — Testimony of the Pagan Historian Am-
mianus Marcellinus-Testimony of other Historians .
The Supernatural a Universal Principle-Presents itself under various
Phases-Whether Good or Bad to be known by its Fruits-Horst's View of it
-According to Goethe, this Faith is Inborn - Exists, according to Bryant,
Cudworth, Faber, and Cory, as the Basis of all Mythologies - The Mytholo-
gies all traced to the Period before the Dispersion at Babel - The Greek
Mythology from this Source This evident in Hesiod, the Sibylline Verses,