The Vicarious Sacrifice: Grounded in Principles Interpreted by Human Analogies, Հատոր 2

altar analogy appeals to motives argument atonement begin believe better blood bring Caiaphas called character Christ christian coercive comes conceive confidence consciousness cost curse death declared discipline dispositions divine doctrine enemy eousness eternal evil expiation fact Father federal headship feeling forgiven forgiveness fulfilled give God's gospel grace grammatic personalities hath holiness human idea imagine impression imputed imputed righteousness incarnate instinct judgment justice justification by faith kind liberty living look matter meaning ment mind moral nature ness never obedience offense Old Testament ourselves pains party penal penalty person Pilate plainly Plato propitiation proposed prosily punishment question reproving righteousness righteousness of God sacrifice salvation satisfaction Saviour scripture sense sensibility sentiments significance simply sins soul speak Spirit suffering supernatural sympathy theologic thing thought tion transgression tritheism true truth unto vicarious whole word wrong doer