Winslow, Octavius – EMMANUEL, or Titles of Christ
Emmanuel or titles of Christ is a 10 chapter work by Octavius Winslow on the titles of Christ in Isaiah 9:6, and several others.
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The Works of Christ being principally the works of salvation for mankind.
Emmanuel or titles of Christ is a 10 chapter work by Octavius Winslow on the titles of Christ in Isaiah 9:6, and several others.
In this 8 Chapter work, Torrey presents us with the Divine names, attributes, and offices that are applied to Jesus. Other chapters are the equivalence of Jesus and Jehovah, the linkage between Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, Worship to be given to the Son, and incidental proofs.
Horatius Bonar’s work the Rent Veil is about the thick veil in the temple in Jerusalem between the holy of holies and where the people came to present sacrifices. On the moment of Christ’s death, it was rent in two. This represents the division between God and man because of sin. Christ fixed it with his death on the cross.
In Warfield’s work on the Holy Spirit, the Power of God unto Salvation, he presents 8 chapters using passages for each chapter. He looks at how the Holy Spirit works in Salvation to bring us to a saving relationship with Christ.
This is a Study of Christ, Christology, by Luginbill. He covers the following topics: I. The Person of Jesus Christ. 1. Jesus Christ is truly Divine. 2. Jesus Christ is truly Human. 3. Jesus Christ is truly Unique. 4. The Names of Jesus Christ Reflect His Perfect Person and His Perfect Work. 5. The Life of Jesus Christ. II. The Saving Work of Jesus Christ. 1. Our Need for a Savior. 2. The Substitutionary Death of Jesus Christ on our behalf. 3. Unlimited Atonement. 4. The Blood of Christ. 5. The Spiritual Death of Christ. 6. Propitiation. 7. Redemption. 8. Justification. 9. Reconciliation. 10. Summary of the Work of Christ in Effecting Salvation
Christ In His Suffering, Christ on Trial, Christ Crucified Volume one describes the suffering of Jesus in its initial stages, ending with the Garden of Gethsemane. Volume two covers the Lord s Passion until He was condemned to be crucified. Volume three continues the study through His burial.
In EM Bounds ineffable Glory, thoughts on the resurrection, Bounds looks at the ressurrection in 22 chapters.
Winslow Experimental and Practical Views of the Atonement analyzes the different aspects of the Atonement.
Loraine Boettner was Presbyterian, and wrote this work on the Atonement, which explains the significance of Christ’s death in the scheme of God’s salvation created and given to us. In this 6 chapter book, Boettner (Reformed Presbyterian) examines the atonement. His chapters are the Atonement, the Significance of Christ’s Death, the Satisfaction View of the Atonement, the Active and Passive obedience of Christ, Christ as Our Redeemer, and the Representative Principle.
The Life of God in the Soul of Man was written as a letter of spiritual counsel to a friend, and it succeeded far beyond the author’s expectations.
Newman Hall’s work, Practical Meditations on the Lord’s Prayer, examines the seven petitions in the model prayer that the Lord gave his disciples.
In this short work According to Christ, by Austin-Sparks, he looks at the church.
Christ’s eternal existence and the Dignity of his person asserted and proved in opposition to the doctrine of the Socinians.
This 23 chapter work, Attraction of the Cross, looks at various aspects of the Cross of Jesus Christ.
Person of Christ is a composition of four Brethren authors: Coates, Raven, Stoney, and Taylor, and their writings about the person of Christ.