THE

NATURE OF THE ATONEMENT.

Cambridge:

Printed at the University Press,

FOR MACMILLAN & Co.

London: BELL AND DALDY.

Orford: J. H. AND JAMES PARKER.

Edinburgh: EDMONSTON AND DOUGLAS.

Bublin: WILLIAM ROBERTSON.

Glasgow: JAMES MACLEHOSE.

gift
Tappan Prel. Assor

3-21-1933

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.

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THE ENDS CONTEMPLATED IN THE ATONEMENT AWAKEN

THE EXPECTATION THAT WE ARE TO UNDERSTAND

ITS NATURE

CHAPTER II.

TEACHING OF LUTHER

CHAPTER III.

CALVINISM, AS TAUGHT BY DR. OWEN AND PRESIDENT

EDWARDS

CHAPTER IV.

CALVINISM, AS RECENTLY MODIFIED

CHAPTER V.

REASON FOR NOT RESTING IN THE CONCEPTION OF THE

NATURE OF THE ATONEMENT ON WHICH THESE SYS-

TEMS PROCEED. THE ATONEMENT TO BE SEEN BY

ITS OWN LIGHT

CHAPTER VI.

RETROSPECTIVE ASPECT OF THE ATONEMENT

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