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The Atonement

PREFACE

PART FIRST: AN ATONEMENT CONSISTENT WITH REASON

CHAPTER I. COMPARISON OF NATURE AND MORALITY

CHAPTER II. THE MORAL SYSTEM

CHAPTER III. REQUIREMENTS OF THE MORAL SYSTEM

I. SIN OUGHT TO BE PUNISHED

II. CAN THE SINNER BE CLEARED?

III. PARDON SUPPOSES OR RECOGNIZES,

IV. WHAT THE GOVERNOR MUST DO IN GRANTING PARDON

V. VOLUNTARY SUBSTITUTION,

VI. WHY AN ATONEMENT IS NECESSARY

VII. THE SINNER MUST ACCEPT, NOT MAKE, CONDITIONS

RIGHTS OF SUBJECTS

CONCLUDING REMARKS AND QUESTIONS

PART SECOND: THE ATONEMENT AS REVEALED IN THE BIBLE

CHAPTER I. PRINCIPLES OF THE DIVINE GOVERNMENT

CHAPTER II. SIN AND ITS PENALTY

CHAPTER III. JUSTIFICATION AND OBEDIENCE

CHAPTER IV. DEATH OF CHRIST VICARIOUS

CHAPTER V. THE SON OF GOD DIED

CHAPTER VI. DOCTRINE OF A TRINITY SUBVERSIVE OF THE ATONEMENT

CHAPTER VII. WHAT THE ATONEMENT IS

CHAPTER VIII. THE JUDGMENT

CHAPTER IX. THE SCAPE-GOAT

CHAPTER X. THE KINGDOM OF CHRIST

CHAPTER XI. REDEMPTION

1. THE REDEMPTION OF MAN

CHAPTER XII. REDEMPTION.—CONTINUED

2. THE REDEMPTION OF THE EARTH

CHAPTER XIII. CONCLUSION

APPENDIX

APPENDIX A

APPENDIX B. CHRIST, MAHOMET, OR CONFUCIUS?

THE LOVE OF GOD

BY
 ELDER J. H. WAGGONER

&ldquo;Sincere respect for the men of early times may be joined with a clear perception of their weaknesses and errors; and it becomes us to remember, that errors, which in them were innocent, because inevitable, may deserve a harsher appellation if perpetuated in their posterity.&mdash;WILLIAM ELLERY CHANNING.

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