Excerpt from Jesus the Son of Mary, or the Doctrine of the Catholic Church Upon the Incarnation of God the Son, Vol. 2: Considered in Its Bearings Upon the Reverence His Blessed Mother

1. The Immaculate Conception, if true, will make the other high privileges attributed to Mar}' credible: and

2. Is capable of appealing consistent with them, even to those without.

3. Among the different arguments for the Church, her non-rejection of dogmas once established, is one.

4. Early anticipations will not be clearly such, save to those in the Church.

5. The Immaculate Conception may however be used to those not in it, as a theory which will explain facts.

6. The article THE in Isaiah's prophecy of the Incarnation, a fact of this nature.

7. The Jewish division of Scripture sanctioned by our Lord

8. Presumes the existence of allegories in the historical books.

9. Jahel, and Esther, and Judith, are allegories of our great Redemptrix,

10. Who would be a Virgin, if it can be shewn that she is the promised seed.

11. 12. The context decides that the word 'seed, ' which is neuter, belongs to a female.

13. The allegories and this text of Genesis, if taken of Mary, explain why Isaias calls her The Virgin.

14. Gabriel quotes the words used of Jahel to Mary, not accidentally, but on purpose.

15. The meaning of this fact also easily accounted for upon our theory.

16. What Scripture says of other Saints shews, that Mary's was a personal gift from her dutiful Son.

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