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The doctrine of Holy Scripture respecting the atonement

Author
Crawford, Thomas Jackson, 1812-1875
Published
Edinburgh : Blackwood, 1871.
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1 online resource (508 pages)
8vo
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Contents
1. Doctrine of the New Testament respecting the atonement -- General considerations -- Passages which speak of Christ -- Passages which ascribe to Christ -- Passages which represent the sufferings of Christ -- Passages which indicate -- Passages which speak of the mediatorial work and sufferings of Christ in relation -- Passages which speak of the death of Christ -- Result of the foregoing of scriptural testimonies -- 2. Confirmatory evidence of Old Testament respecting the atonement -- Prophecies of the Old Testament respecting the sufferings of Christ -- Levitical sacrifices -- The patriarchal sacrifices -- 3. Review of various theories respecting the sufferings of Christ which have been proposed as substitutes for the Catholic doctrine of atonement -- Theories of -- General remarks of the reviewed theories -- 4. Review of objections to the scriptural doctrine of the atonement -- alleged silence or reserve of Christ himself respecting atonement -- Allegation that the atonement is unnecessary -- Allegation that the atonement derogates from the perfection of God -- Allegation that the atonement is incredible because mysterious -- Allegation that the atonement is injurious in its practical tendency.
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Open Digital Theological Library (Internet Archive)
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