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• LETTER TO THE REV. J. PYE SMITH, D. D. THEOLOGICAL TUTOR IN THE OLD COLLEGE, HOMERTON.

• ADVERTISEMENT TO THE AUTHOR'S REVISED EDITION.

• CHAPTER I: ON THE NATURE AND DESIGN OF THE ATONEMENT.

• CHAPTER II: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO THE PERSON OF THE SON OF GOD.

• SECTION I. THE PERSONAL DIGNITY OF CHRIST.

• SECTION II. THE PERSONAL RELATIONSHIP OF CHRIST TO MANKIND.

• SECTION III. THE PERSONAL CHARACTER OF CHRIST; OR, WHAT IS CALLED, HIS ACTIVE RIGHTEOUSNESS.

• SECTION IV. THE PERSONAL SUBSTITUTION OF CHRIST.

• SECTION V. THE PERSONAL VOLUNTARINESS OF CHRIST.

• SECTION VI. THE PERSONAL SUFFERINGS OF CHRIST.

• CHAPTER III: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO THE PERFECTIONS OF GOD.

• SECTION I. THE WHOLE CHARACTER OF GOD CONCERNED IN THE ATONEMENT.

• SECTION II. WRONG VIEWS OF THE RELATION BETWEEN THE ATONEMENT AND THE DIVINE PERFECTIONS.

• SECTION III. THE DIVINE PERFECTIONS HONORED BY THE ATONEMENT.

• SECTION IV. THE EXTENT OF THE ATONEMENT ILLUSTRATED BY ITS RELATION TO THE DIVINE ATTRIBUTES.

• CHAPTER IV: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO THE PURPOSES OF GOD.

• SECTION I. THE ATONEMENT THE CENTRE OF THE DIVINE PURPOSES.

• SECTION II. THE ATONEMENT AN EXPRESSION OF THE DIVINE COUNSELS.

• SECTION III. THE ATONEMENT A VINDICATION OF THE DIVINE PURPOSES.

• SECTION IV. THE EXTENT OF THE ATONEMENT EXPLAINED BY THE CHARACTER OF THE DIVINE PURPOSES.

• CHAPTER V: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO ALL THE WORKS OF GOD.

• SECTION I. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNIVERSE MEDIATORIAL.

• SECTION II. THE ATONEMENT A SUBJECT OF INTEREST AND BENEFIT TO THE INTELLIGENCES OF THE UNIVERSE.

• SECTION III. CHRIST THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSE ON THE GROUND OF HIS ATONEMENT.

• SECTION IV. THE EXTENT OF THE ATONEMENT ILLUSTRATED BY ITS RELATION TO THE UNIVERSE.

• CHAPTER VI: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO DIVINE MORAL GOVERNMENT.

• SECTION I. THE ELEMENTS OF MORAL GOVERNMENT.

• SECTION II. THE PENALTIES OF MORAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTERED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF PUBLIC JUSTICE.

• SECTION III. THE SUSPENSION OF THE PENALTY, ON HONORABLE GROUNDS, CONSISTENT WITH PUBLIC JUSTICE.

• SECTION IV. THE DEATH OF CHRIST AN HONORABLE GROUND FOR REMITTING PUNISHMENT.

• SECTION V. A LIMITED ATONEMENT INCONSISTENT WITH THE PRINCIPLES OF MORAL GOVERNMENT.

• CHAPTER VII: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO THE PROVIDENCE OF GOD.

• SECTION I. ALL PROVIDENCE CENTERING IN THE ATONEMENT.

• SECTION II. THE MEDIATORIAL ADMINISTRATION OF PROVIDENCE FOUNDED ON THE ATONEMENT.

• SECTION III. THE ADMINISTRATION OF PROVIDENCE SUBSERVIENT TO THE ENDS OF THE ATONEMENT.

• SECTION IV. THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE ATONEMENT ANALOGOUS TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF PROVIDENCE.

• SECTION V. A LIMITED ATONEMENT INCONSISTENT WITH THE ADMINISTRATION OF PROVIDENCE.

• CHAPTER VIII: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO THE WHOLE SYSTEM OF DIVINE TRUTH.

• SECTION I. EVERY DIVINE TRUTH RELATED TO THE ATONEMENT.

• SECTION II. A LIMITED ATONEMENT INCONSISTENT WITH THE WHOLE SYSTEM OF DIVINE TRUTH.

• CHAPTER IX: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO SIN.

• SECTION I. THE ATONEMENT A DEMONSTRATION OF THE EVIL OF SIN.

• SECTION II. THE ATONEMENT AN EXPEDIENT INSTITUTED INSTEAD OF THE PUNISHMENT OF SIN.

• SECTION III. THE ATONEMENT THE APPOINTED MEDIUM OF SALVATION FROM SIN.

• SECTION IV. PARTICULAR ATONEMENT INCONSISTENT WITH THE SUBSTITUTIONARY SUFFERINGS OF CHRIST.

• CHAPTER X: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO THE SALVATION OF THE HUMAN RACE.

• SECTION I. THE ATONEMENT RENDERING THE SALVATION OF ALL MEN POSSIBLE.

• SECTION II. THE DUTY OF EVERY ONE WHO HEARS THE GOSPEL TO BELIEVE THAT CHRIST DIED FOR HIM.

• CHAPTER XI: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO THE WORK OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.

• SECTION I. THE PERSONAL AGENCY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT IN CONNECTION WITH THE ATONEMENT.

• SECTION II. THE INFLUENCES OF THE SPIRIT RENDERED ACCESSIBLE TO ALL BY THE ATONEMENT.

• SECTION III. THE SOVEREIGNTY OF DIVINE INFLUENCES FOUNDED ON THE WORTH OF THE ATONEMENT.

• CHAPTER XII: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO THE CHURCH.

• SECTION I. THE DESIGNS OF THE ATONEMENT TO BE INFALLIBLY SECURED IN CERTAIN INSTANCES.

• SECTION II. THE INFLUENCE OF THE ATONEMENT ON THE INTERESTS OF THE CHURCH.

• CHAPTER XIII: ON THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO THE VARIOUS DISPENSATIONS OF REVEALED RELIGIONS.

• SECTION I. THE PROGRESSIVENESS OF DIVINE DISPENSATIONS.

• SECTION II. THE INFLUENCE OF THE ATONEMENT RETROSPECTIVE AS WELL AS PROSPECTIVE.

• SECTION III. THE UNIVERSAL EXTENT OF THE ATONEMENT NOT INCONSISTENT WITH THE LIMITED PROMULGATION OF THE GOSPEL.

• CHAPTER XIV: THE ATONEMENT IN ITS RELATION TO THE ETERNAL STATE OF THE UNIVERSE.

• SECTION I. THE INFLUENCE OF THE ATONEMENT ON THE HAPPINESS OF HEAVEN.

• SECTION II. THE ASPECT OF THE ATONEMENT ON THE PERDITION OF THE LOST.

• CHAPTER XV: ON THE MORAL GRANDEUR OF THE DOCTRINE OF THE ATONEMENT.