Mediator

EMIL BRUNNER (1889-1966) was one of the leading theologians of the twentieth century, and helped pave the course of modern Protestant theology.He was Professor of Systematic and Practical Theology at the University of Zürich and lectured around the world. His extensive writings published by James Clarke & Co. include The Letter to the Romans and Dogmatics.

• Foreword by Canon J.K. Mozley, DDIntroduction by Prof H.R. Mackintosh, DD, PhDTranslator's NotePreface to the German EditionPreface to the English EditorBook One: Preliminary ConsiderationsI. The Distinction Between General and Special RevelationII. The Obliteration of this Distinction in Modern TheologyIII. The Modern Conception of ChristIV. The Reason for the Distinction. The Assertion of Unbroken UnityV. The Depth of the Distinction. The Interpretation of the Problem of EvilVI. The Christian Faith and Historical ResearchBook Two: The Person of the MediatorSection 1: The Deity of the MediatorVII. The Divine WordVIII. The Divine NatureIX. The Divine PersonSection 2: The Incarnation of the Son of GodX. The Self-Movement of GodXI. The Eternal Basis and the Temporal Event of the IncarnationXII. The Fact of the IncarnationSection 3: The Humanity of the Son of GodXIII. The Significance of the Humanity of ChristXIV. The Historical Figure of the God-ManBook Three: The Work of the MediatorSection 1: The RevelationXV. The Person and the Work of ChristXVI. The Person and Teaching of ChristSection 2: ReconciliationXVII. The Necessity for ReconciliationXVIII. The Penal Theory of AtonementXIX. The Expiatory SacrificeXX. The MediatorXXI. The AtonementSection 3: The Dominion of GodXXII. The Hidden KingXXIII. The King ManifestedConclusion: Confessing Christ; Believing in Christ; Following ChristIndexFull List of Contents