The person and work of Christ / edited by Samuel G. Craig.

By: Material type: TextPublication details: Philadelphia : Presbyterian and Reformed Pub. Co., 1950.Description: xiii, 575 p. port. 24 cmISSN:
  • 0875525296
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 232
LOC classification:
  • BT 201 .W26 1950
Contents:
pt. 1 Person of Christ: Historical Christ. Person of Christ according to the New Testament. The Christ that Paul preached. The Emotional life of our Lord. Jesus' alleged confession of sin. The humanitarian Christ. The "Two Natures" and Recent christological speculation. Christless christianity.--Pt. 2. The work of Christ as Redeemer: Redeemer and redemption. The chief theories of the atonement. Modern theories of the atonement. Christ our sacrifice. The New Testament terminology of redemption. The essence of christianity and the cross of Christ.
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A selection of articles from the author's collected writings as published by Oxford University Press subsequent to his death.

Appendix: Sermons. The risen Jesus (II Tim. ii. 8). The saving Christ (I Tim. i. 15). Imitating the incarnation (Phil. ii. 5-8).

"Other articles on the person and work of Christ" : p. xiii.

pt. 1 Person of Christ: Historical Christ. Person of Christ according to the New Testament. The Christ that Paul preached. The Emotional life of our Lord. Jesus' alleged confession of sin. The humanitarian Christ. The "Two Natures" and Recent christological speculation. Christless christianity.--Pt. 2. The work of Christ as Redeemer: Redeemer and redemption. The chief theories of the atonement. Modern theories of the atonement. Christ our sacrifice. The New Testament terminology of redemption. The essence of christianity and the cross of Christ.