The Nature of the Atonement
John McLeod Campbell's theological work addressing atonement and Christian living.
16 Chapters
Table of Contents
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CHAPTER I: THE ENDS CONTEMPLATED IN THE ATONEMENT AWAKEN THE EXPECTATION THAT WE
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CHAPTER II: TEACHING OF LUTHER.
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CHAPTER III: CALVINISM, AS TAUGHT BY DR. OWEN AND PRESIDENT EDWARDS.
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CHAPTER IV: CALVINISM, AS RECENTLY MODIFIED.
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CHAPTER V: REASON FOR NOT RESTING IN THE CONCEPTION OF THE NATURE OF THE ATONEMENT
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CHAPTER VI: RETROSPECTIVE ASPECT OF THE ATONEMENT
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CHAPTER VII: PROSPECTIVE ASPECT OF THE ATONEMENT.
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CHAPTER VIII: FURTHER ILLUSTRATION OF THE FIXED AND NECESSARY CHARACTER OF SALVATION
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CHAPTER IX: THE INTERCESSION WHICH WAS AN ELEMENT IN THE ATONEMENT CONSIDERED AS
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CHAPTER X: THE ATONEMENT, AS ILLUSTRATED BY THE DETAIL OF THE SACRED NARRATIVE.
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CHAPTER XI: HOW WE ARE TO CONCEIVE OF THE SUFFERINGS OF CHRIST, DURING THAT CLOSING
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CHAPTER XII: THE SUFFERINGS OF CHRIST, IN WHICH THE ATONEMENT WAS PERFECTED,
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CHAPTER XIII: THE DEATH OF CHRIST CONTEMPLATED AS HIS "TASTING DEATH," FOR EVERY
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CHAPTER XIV: COMPARATIVE COMMENDATION OF THE VIEW NOW TAKEN OF THE NATURE OF THE
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CHAPTER XV: THAT GOD IS THE FATHER OF OUR SPIRITS, THE ULTIMATE TRUTH ON WHICH
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CHAPTER XVI: CONCLUSION