The Christian Review

By A. C. KENDRICK, D. D., of the University of Rochester.

II. STOURDZA ON THE GREEK CHURCH,....

31

By Rev. A. N. ARNOLD, D. D., Westborough, Mass.

III. THE MIRACLES OF CHRIST AS ATTESTED BY THE

EVANGELISTS,..

64

By Prof. A. HoVEY, D. D., Newton Theological Institution.

BIBLICAL LITERATURE.-Sawyer, Biblical Science Improved, 145—Bengel's

Gnomon, 147-Gaussen, The Canon of the Scripture, 148.

PRACTICAL RELIGION.-Savage, Church Discipline, 149-A Manual of Wor-
ship, 150-Richards, Springs of Action, 151-Spurgeon, Sermons, ib.

BIOGRAPHY AND HISTORY.-Prime, Memoirs of Dr. Murray, 151-Bethune,

Memoirs of Mrs. Joanna Bethune, 154-The Student's France, ib.—Cochin,

Results of Emancipation, 155.

GENERAL LITERATURE.-Marsh, Origin and History of the English Language,

156-Burton, The Book Hunter, 157-Gasparin, Vesper, 160.

ARTICLE.

APRIL.

PAGE.

I. THE MOHAMMEDAN SYSTEM IN ITS RELIGIOUS AS-

PECTS AND TENDENCY,

161

By Rev. G. W. SAMSON, D. D., Pres. of Columbian College.

By CHESTER DEWEY, D. D., LL. D., University of Rochester.

VI. RECENT PUBLICATIONS,..

324

THEOLOGY AND RELIGION.-Andrews, The Life of our Lord upon the Earth,

324-Green, The Pentateuch vindicated from the aspersions of Bishop Co-

lenso, 325-Letters of the Rev. John Smith, 326—Macduff, The Thoughts
of God; Hamilton, A morning beside the Lake of Galilee; Hamilton,
Stanley, Eadie, etc.; The Sunday Evening book, 326-A Manual of Wor-
ship, 327-The Koran, ib.

PHILOSOPHY.-Hopkins, Lectures on Moral Science, 328-Champlin, Text

Book in Intellectual Philosophy, 330—Champlin, First Principles of Ethics,

ib.-Bascom's Esthetics, 331.

SCIENCE AND GENERAL LITERATURE.-Mason, Burmah, its people and natu-

ral productions, 332—National Almanac, 333—Smith, Principia Latina, ib.—

Russell, My Diary, North and South, ib.-Cook, The Siege of Richmond,

334-Harris, Prison life in the Tobacco Warehouse at Richmond, ib.; Stillé,

How a free people conduct a long war; Northern Interests and Southern

Independence, ib.—Baldwin, African hunting, 335.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,.

336

By Rev. G. W. SAMSON, D. D., Pres. of Columbian Col., D. C.

III. THE ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE,..

.383

By Prof. OSCAR HOWES, of Shurtleff College, Ill.

IV. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MOSAIC TABERNACLE AND

WORSHIP,

...406

THEOLOGY AND RELIGION.-Count de Gasparin, Les Perspectives du Temps
Présent, 481-Noyes, Theological Essays,various authors, 483-Krummacher,
The Risen Redeemer, 484—Guthrie, Speaking to the Heart, 485-Winslow,
Sympathy of Christ with Man, and Patriarchal Shadows of Christ and his
Church, ib.-Crosby, Notes on the New Testament, 486-Tullidge, Triumphs
of the Bible, ib.-Wayland, Letters on the Ministry of the Gospel, 487-Mac-
leod, Parish Papers, ib.

HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.-Stanley, Lectures on the History of the Jewish

Church, 488-Steffens, The Story of my Career, 489-Irving, The Life and

Letters of Washington Irving, 490–D'Aubigne, History of the Reformation

in Europe under Calvin, 491—Moore, The Rebellion Record, 492.

SCIENCE.-Brace, The Races of the Old World, 492-Wells, Annual of Scien-
tific Discovery, 493-Paine, The Institutes of Medicine, ib.
MISCELLANEOUS.-Harper's Library of Select Novels, 493—Moore, A Man-
ual of Flax Culture and Manufacture, 494-Mason, Manual of Gymnastic
Exercises, ib.-Theory and Art of Penmanship, 495-Hugh Miller, Tales
and Sketches, ib.-Szabad, Modern War, ib.-Phelps, Holy Land, with
glimpses of Europe and Egypt, 496-Laboulaye, Paris in America, ib.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,

I. DR. BUSHNELL'S ARGUMENTS FOR INFANT BAPTISM.

(Seven articles in one.)

1. ORGANIC CONNECTION,

2. JEWISH PROSELYTE BAPTISM AND THE CONVERSA-

TION WITH NICODEMUS,.

3.

A SUPPOSED DEVELOPMENT FROM, BUT CONSIDER-