IV. OP THE DIVINITY OF CHRIST.

Nothing can be more evident, from the whole tenor of the New Testament, than that the person who it distinguished by the name of the Father is the only true God, exclusive of the Sm, or any other being whatever. Nevertheless, there are some single and unconnected passages, especially in our translation of the Bible, which seem to favour the contrary opinion, namely, that of the divinity of Christ. The intimate anion which subsisted between God and Christ, th* powers communicated to him by God, especially after his resurrection and ascension, and the distinguished honours conferred upon him, easily kad us to tip genuine nenst of the most considerable of press ion », and make it evident that nothing v by them in the least derogatory from the s divinity and absolute supremacy of the Fati