Death of ChristWipf and Stock Publishers, 25/01/2005 - 354 من الصفحات James Denney (1856-1917) served as Professor of New Testament Language, Literature, and Theology at Glasgow Free Church College. His primary works include 'The Atonement and the Modern Mind' (1903) and 'The Christian Doctrine of Reconciliation' (1917). |
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critical | 26 |
Bearing of Old Testament Scripture on this point | 34 |
The meaning of K fiber as the equivalent | 44 |
relation of sacrifice | 50 |
The witness of the epistles on these points | 130 |
Attempts to obliterate the distinction | 168 |
Place of the Spirit in St Pauls teaching in this | 192 |
Reconciliation of men to each other as a fruit | 200 |
The most theological writing of the New Testament | 207 |
r to His commission 2 to His obedience | 212 |
Priesthood represents embodies and makes possible | 218 |
What gives Christs death its propitiatory power? | 225 |
His blood as a pr0pitiation | 52 |
The idea that the remission of sins in Matt | 56 |
Importance of this for the unity of the | 75 |
what it is to bear sinsinbearing | 94 |
The Second Epistle ascribed to Peter | 106 |
The Sacraments in Acts and their significance | 107 |
CHAPTER II | 108 |
5 Connection in St Pauls mind of Christs | 121 |
to do | 231 |
Place and meaning of faith in this epistle | 239 |
The Lambs Book of Life | 248 |
Examination of explicit references | 254 |
this _ | 261 |
comparison and contrast with | 269 |
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