Nature of the Atonement

Name: Nature of the Atonement
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ISBN: 9780802842398

ISBN-10: 0802842399

ISBN-13: 9780802842398

Edition: 1996

Authors: J. McLeod Campbell, James B. Torrance

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List price: $29.00
Copyright year: 1996
Publisher: William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 304
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.25" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.946
Language: English



Some Notes on this Edition


Introduction to this Edition


McLeod Campbell's Introduction


The Ends Contemplated in the Atonement Awaken the Expectation that we are to Understand its Nature


Teaching of Luther


Calvinism, as Taught by Dr Owen and President Edwards


Calvinism, as Recently Modified


Reason for not Resting in the Conception of the Nature of the Atonement on Which These Systems Proceed - The Atonement to be Seen by its Own Light


Retrospective Aspect of the Atonement


Prospective Aspect of the Atonement


Further Illustration of the Fixed and Necessary Character of Salvation as Determining the Nature of the Atonement and the Form of the Grace of God to Man


The Intercession which was an Element in the Atonement Considered as Prayer


The Atonement, as Illustrated by the Details of the Sacred Narrative


How we are to Conceive of the Sufferings of Christ, During that Closing Period of which Suffering was the Distinctive Character


The Sufferings of Christ, in which the Atonement was Perfected, Considered in their Relation, 1st, to his Witnessing for God to Men, and 2dly, to his Dealing with God on Behalf of Men


The Death of Christ Contemplated as his "Tasting Death," and "For Every Man;" and the Light it Sheds on his Life, and on that Fellowship in his Life, Through Being Conformed to his Death, to Which We are Called


Comparative Commendation of the View Now Taken of the Nature of the Atonement Considered in Four Aspects


That God is the Father of our Spirits, the Ultimate Truth on which Faith must here Ultimately Rest


Conclusion


Notes


List of Books Quoted


Index of Names and Titles


Index of Scripture References