null
FREE USPS Shipping on US Domestic orders of $50 or more.
The Reformed Doctrine of the Atonement (Boettner)

The Reformed Doctrine of the Atonement (Boettner)

Author:
$8.50
$13.00
(You save $4.50 )
(No reviews yet) Write a Review
SKU:
9781599252544
Publisher:
Solid Ground Christian Books
Pages:
136
Binding:
Paperback

Out of stock

Out of Stock

Contents:

  1. The Atonement
  2. The Significance of Christ's Death
  3. The Satisfaction View of the Atonement
  4. The Active and Passive Obedience of Christ
  5. Christ as Our Ransomer
  6. The Representative Principle
  7. The Extent of the Atonement
  8. Old Testament Ritual and Symbolism
  9. Erroneous Theories of the Atonement

 

Author 

Loraine Boettner (ThB and ThM, Princeton Theological Seminary; also received honorary degrees in DD and LittD) is best known as the author of The Reformed Doctrine of Predestination, The Millennium, and Roman Catholicism.

 

Endorsements 

"The two great objectives to be accomplished by Jesus Christ in His mission to this world were, first, the removal of the curse under which mankind labored as a result of the disobedience and fall, and second, the restoration of men to the image and fellowship of God. Both of these were essential to salvation. The work of Christ in reconciling God and men we call the Atonement; and the doctrine, we believe, lies at the very heart of the Christian system.

In the nature of the case we are altogether dependent on Scripture for our knowledge concerning this doctrine and can know only what God has seen fit to reveal concerning it. Human philosophy and speculation can contribute practically nothing toward its solution, and should be held in abeyance. Our present purpose is to give a systematized account of what the Scriptures teach concerning it, and to show that this fits in perfectly with the longings and aspirations of an enlightened spiritual nature." - Loraine Boettner

"Nothing reaches deeper into the heart of Evangelical Christianity than the truth that Christ died for our sin (1 Cor. 15:3). Nothing is more worthy of our study, than to know Christ and him crucified (1 Cor. 2:2). Though seven decades have passed since the original publication of Loraine Boettner's book on the atonement, it speaks with remarkable freshness today because it speaks the imperishable Word of God. Readers will find Boettner's defense of the atonement against Modernism strikingly relevant to contemporary debates as theological Liberalism again rears its head in the church." --Dr. Joel R. Beeke, President, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary, Grand Rapids, Michigan