Church and State as Seen in the Formation of Christendom.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PROLOGUE. THE KINGDOM AS PROPHESIED AND AS FULFILLED.
1.--The Kingdom as Prophesied.
2.--The Kingdom as Fulfilled.
FOOTNOTES:
Chapter 1. Relation between the Civil and Spiritual Powers from Adam to Christ.
1.--The Divine and Human Society founded in Adam, refounded in Noah.
2.--The Divine and Human Society in the Dispersion.
3.--Further Testimony of Law, Government, and Priesthood in the Dispersion.
Chapter 2. Relation between the Civil and the Spiritual Powers after Christ.
1.--The Spiritual Power in its Source and Nature.
2.--The Spiritual Power a Complete Society.
3.--Relation of the Two Powers to each other.
Chapter 3. The Actual Relation between Church and State from the Day of Pentecost to Constantine.
Transmission of Spiritual Authority from the Person of Our Lord to Peter and the Apostles, as set forth in the New Testament.
Chapter 4. The Actual Relation between Church and State from the Day of Pentecost to Constantine.
The Transmission of Spiritual Authority as witnessed in the History of the Church from A.D. 29 to A.D. 325.
Chapter 5. The Actual Relation between Church and State from the Day of Pentecost to Constantine.
The One Episcopate Resting upon the One Sacrifice.
Chapter 6. The Actual Relation between Church and State from the Day of Pentecost to Constantine.
The Independence of the Ante-Nicene Church shown in her Organic Growth.
Chapter 7. The Actual Relation between Church and State from the Day of Pentecost to Constantine.
The Independence of the Ante-Nicene Church shown in her Mode of Positive Teaching and in her Mode of Resisting Error.
Chapter 8. The Actual Relation between Church and State from the Day of Pentecost to Constantine.
The Church’s Battle for Independence over against the Roman Empire.