Footnotes for Lecture I.
[22]. John iv. 23, 24.
[23]. Luke xvii. 20, 21.
[24]. John xiv. 21; xv. 8, 9, 10.
[25]. John xiii. 35.
[26]. John xiv. 28.
[27]. John xvii. 3.
[28]. 1 John ii. 3, 5, 29; iii. 7.
[29]. John x. 16; xvii. 20, 21.
[30]. Ephes. iv.
[31]. 1 Cor. xii.
[33]. The Oxford Tracts, No. 80, as quoted in “Dr. Hook’s ‘Call to Union,’ answered.”
[34]. Newman on Justification.
[35]. Newman.
[37]. It is absurd to say that a work becomes a standard authority, because a Book Society admits it into its Catalogue, or thinks its objects of sufficient importance to aid in its publication. Doubtless the Unitarian Society thought the “Improved Version” valuable as a Scriptural aid.
[40]. See Rev. F. Ould’s Lecture, page 35.
[41]. Rom. xiv. 17.
[43]. Gal. ii. 17.