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Of Christ the Mediator

Thomas Goodwin

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Chapters 76
  1. Front matter ≈ 15 min
  2. BOOK I: God the Father's eternal counsel and transaction with Christ, to undertake the work of rede ≈ 20 min
  3. CHAPTER II: Some observations premised. To the Father the reconciliation is made, and to him th ≈ 22 min
  4. CHAPTER III: What as to our salvation was done by God the Father from all eternity ≈ 18 min
  5. CHAPTER IV: God, in pursuance of his design to save sinners, exercised his wisdom to contrive t ≈ 9 min
  6. CHAPTER V: Necessary that a full and complete satisfaction should be made, which we being unabl ≈ 10 min
  7. CHAPTER VI: Difficulty to find out a person of strength equal to so high an undertaking. ≈ 9 min
  8. CHAPTER VII: A greater difficulty to overcome, how to give him for us. ≈ 20 min
  9. CHAPTER VIII: Christ's acceptance of the terms which God the Father propounded to him. ≈ 17 min
  10. CHAPTER IX: Upon Christ's accepting this agreement, God the Father engages to bestow all the bl ≈ 20 min
  11. CHAPTER X: Reason that all these blessings are said to be given to us of pure grace. ≈ 3 min
  12. CHAPTER XI: Upon the conclusion of this covenant of redemption, the greatest joy in heaven. ≈ 12 min
  13. BOOK II: The sole and peculiar fitness of Christ's person for the work of redemption ≈ 15 min
  14. CHAPTER II: Was necessary for our Mediator to be God ≈ 24 min
  15. CHAPTER III: Of the three persons in the Godhead, the Son fittest to be Mediator ≈ 16 min
  16. CHAPTER IV: Necessary our Mediator should be man; the angelical nature not proper for this work ≈ 18 min
  17. CHAPTER V: That our Mediator should be both God and man in one person ≈ 16 min
  18. CHAPTER VI: The two natures, the divine and human, how united into one person, Christ, God-man. ≈ 29 min
  19. CHAPTER VII: Fit that Christ should be such a man as to be like us in the matter and substance ≈ 35 min
  20. CHAPTER VIII: Uses: ≈ 27 min
  21. BOOK III: The fulness of abilities which are in Christ to accomplish the work of our redemption, wh ≈ 2 min
  22. CHAPTER I: The all-sufficient abilities to accomplish our redemption, demonstrated from God the ≈ 35 min
  23. CHAPTER II: In Christ alone sufficient ability to take away sin. ≈ 32 min
  24. CHAPTER III: The most perfect creature could not be our redeemer. ≈ 19 min
  25. CHAPTER IV: Inability of the creature to redeem us demonstrated from the nature of the satisfac ≈ 34 min
  26. CHAPTER V: No creatures could make that satisfaction which an injured God required ≈ 53 min
  27. CHAPTER VI: Christ hath made full reparation of all which was lost by sin. Glory of the law by ≈ 13 min
  28. CHAPTER VII: Christ hath repaired the loss of honour which God sustained by sin. ≈ 30 min
  29. CHAPTER VIII: What Christ did for satisfaction brings more honour to God than ever sin had done ≈ 19 min
  30. CHAPTER IX: Christ's satisfaction not only a diminishing of his glory, but despoiling him of it ≈ 25 min
  31. CHAPTER X: Greatness and supereminent worth of this satisfaction as performed by such a person ≈ 45 min
  32. CHAPTER XI: There is all in the satisfaction made by Christ which justice can require. ≈ 30 min
  33. CHAPTER XII: Pleas which the law can make against a sinner fully answered: ≈ 33 min
  34. BOOK IV: Christ's willingness to the work of redemption from everlasting till he accomplish it ≈ 2 min
  35. CHAPTER I: Two things to be considered in the obedience which Christ performed, the will and th ≈ 15 min
  36. CHAPTER II: Renewed his consent as soon as he came into the world. His human nature from his fi ≈ 34 min
  37. CHAPTER III: That appellation, Jesus the Nazarite, explained ≈ 12 min
  38. CHAPTER IV: Nazarites of the law types of Christ ≈ 14 min
  39. CHAPTER V: Christ how presignified as a Nazarite by these types. The parallel between him and S ≈ 30 min
  40. CHAPTER VI: Christ called a Nazarite though not born in that city ≈ 16 min
  41. CHAPTER VII: Prophecy of Christ, Isa. 11:1, Jer. 23:5, and Zech. 3:8, fulfilled in Christ a Naz ≈ 15 min
  42. CHAPTER VIII: As Christ expressed his will and consent in the dedication of himself to the work ≈ 13 min
  43. CHAPTER IX: Did not shrink at the approach of his greatest sufferings, his death: ≈ 23 min
  44. BOOK V: Christ's actual performance of our redemption. ≈ 2 min
  45. CHAPTER I: God presently, on man's fall, making the discovery to him of a Redeemer, Adam transm ≈ 9 min
  46. CHAPTER II: Christ gave himself for us to redeem us ≈ 35 min
  47. CHAPTER III: Christ made sin and a curse for us. In what respect Christ was made sin for us. Us ≈ 45 min
  48. CHAPTER IV: How Christ made a curse for us. Suffered the curse of the moral law ≈ 16 min
  49. CHAPTER V: Particulars of the curse which Christ endured. ≈ 21 min
  50. CHAPTER VI: The sufferings of Christ immediately foregoing his crucifixion, described in an exp ≈ 105 min
  51. CHAPTER VII: Exposition of John 18:1–21 continued ≈ 41 min
  52. CHAPTER VIII: Christ taken and bound as the victims used to be to the altar. ≈ 93 min
  53. CHAPTER IX: Peter's denial of Christ. An addition to his sufferings ≈ 54 min
  54. CHAPTER X: Account of Christ's examination before Caiaphas ≈ 63 min
  55. CHAPTER XI: The last sufferings of Christ coming to his death ≈ 36 min
  56. CHAPTER XII: The extremity of pain which Christ endured in his body. ≈ 12 min
  57. CHAPTER XIII: The greatest of all Christ's sufferings, those of his soul. ≈ 78 min
  58. CHAPTER XIV: Uses of Christ's being made sin and a curse for us ≈ 52 min
  59. CHAPTER XV: Victory which Christ gained over Satan by his death ≈ 22 min
  60. CHAPTER XVI: Christ's great concern and interest to destroy the power of Satan. ≈ 40 min
  61. CHAPTER XVII: The victory which Christ obtains over the devil, in us, and by us. ≈ 133 min
  62. CHAPTER XVIII: Victory of Christ and his saints over the devil before and at the day of judgmen ≈ 33 min
  63. CHAPTER XIX: Christ's fulness for our justification. Wherein justification consists. ≈ 57 min
  64. CHAPTER XX: The perfect holiness of Christ's nature imputed to a believer ≈ 19 min
  65. CHAPTER XXI: Not only legal but evangelical righteousness excluded from bearing any part in jus ≈ 71 min
  66. CHAPTER XXII: God appointed Christ to be the Great Shepherd. Care and diligence of Christ in disc ≈ 55 min
  67. BOOK VI: Of Christ our high priest as entered into the holy of holies in the heavens. ≈ 54 min
  68. CHAPTER II: The words of the text, Heb. 10:19–22, explained ≈ 30 min
  69. CHAPTER III: Privilege of believers under the New Testament to enter into the highest heavens b ≈ 14 min
  70. CHAPTER IV: Privilege of believers under the New Testament compared with those of believers und ≈ 29 min
  71. CHAPTER V: A fair and open invitation to enter into heaven when we pray. ≈ 13 min
  72. CHAPTER VI: Particular invitements unto communion with God and Christ ≈ 42 min
  73. CHAPTER VII: Exercise of faith in prayer ≈ 26 min
  74. CHAPTER VIII: Another exercise of faith in prayer. The scapegoat ≈ 28 min
  75. CHAPTER IX: Occasional sacrifices for particular sins ≈ 21 min
  76. CHAPTER X: The general atonement made for all sins once a year: ≈ 52 min
AuthorThomas Goodwin
LanguageEnglish
Era1600s
CategoriesPuritans · Christian Classics
Length76 chapters · ≈ 38 h 20 min read
FormatsWeb Book · PDF
Status Public Domain

Public Domain.

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