PREFACE. HIS second volume of Lectures on Theology THIS (delivered to Candidates for Holy Orders and Students of Divinity, by Bishop Randolph, when Regius Professor in the University of Oxford)— now edited for the first time, and shortly to be followed by a third volume (already in the press) -is offered for acceptance, and may be obtained gratuitously by all to whom the first volume has been presented, or who may have purchased the same and expressed their approval of it. The whole series of three volumes comprises a complete system of Theology, in three distinctive branches of Natural and Revealed Religion: the first, on Natural Religion; the second and third, on Revealed Religion, Historical and Doctrinal. Each of these being in some degree adapted for a different class of readers, the volumes will be sold separately, as well as collectively, at the cost price of printing; the work not being published for any pecuniary profit, but solely for the benefit and edification of those who desire instruction, and seek to obtain a |