Book II. On The Knowledge Of God The Redeemer In Christ, Which Was Revealed First To The Fathers Under The Law, And Since To Us In The Gospel.
- Argument.
- The Fall And Defection Of Adam The Cause Of The Curse Inflicted On All Mankind, And Of Their Degeneracy From Their Primitive Condition. The Doctrine Of Original Sin.
- Chapter II. Man, In His Present State, Despoiled Of Freedom Of Will, And Subjected To A Miserable Slavery.
- Every Thing That Proceeds From The Corrupt Nature Of Man Worthy Of Condemnation.
- Chapter IV. The Operation Of God In The Hearts Of Men.
- A Refutation Of The Objections Commonly Urged In Support Of Free Will.
- Redemption For Lost Man To Be Sought In Christ.
- The Law Given, Not To Confine The Ancient People To Itself, But To Encourage Their Hope Of Salvation In Christ, Till The Time Of His Coming.
- An Exposition Of The Moral Law
- Christ, Though Known To The Jews Under The Law, Yet Clearly Revealed Only In The Gospel.
- The Similarity Of The Old And New Testaments.
- The Difference Of The Two Testaments.
- The Necessity Of Christ Becoming Man In Order To Fulfil The Office Of Mediator.
- Christ's Assumption Of Real Humanity.
- The Union Of The Two Natures Constituting The Person Of The Mediator.
- The Consideration Of Christ's Three Offices, Prophetical, Regal, And Sacerdotal, Necessary To Our Knowing The End Of His Mission From The Father, And The Benefits Which He Confers On Us.
- Christ's Execution Of The Office Of A Redeemer To Procure Our Salvation. His Death, Resurrection, And Ascension To Heaven.
- Christ Truly And Properly Said To Have Merited The Grace Of God And Salvation For Us.
