to the righteousness of God was the same thing for substance as believing in Christ for righteousness; and that non-submission to it was owing to wilful ignorance, pride, prejudice, and unbelief. I was equally unable to answer this reasoning as that of Dr. Taylor, and therefore began more and more to suspect that my views had been antiscriptural. I was very unhappy. I read, thought, and prayed. Sometimes I conversed on these subjects with my friend Joseph Diver, and some others. He was nearly as