The humanity of the saviour
Subtitle: a Biblical and historical study of the human nature of Christ in relation to original sin, with special reference to its soteriological significance
Publisher: Epworth
Published: 1962
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 230
Subjects: Humanity; Incarnation
Notes: "The original manuscript of 'The Humanity of the Saviour' was presented as a Thesis to London University and was approved for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy."

Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: Part I: Introduction; title: A. The fall doctrine; title: The fall doctrine in the Old Testament and later Judaism; title: The fall doctrine in the New Testament; title: Modern objections to the theories of the fall and original sin; title: B. Fallen human nature; title: Original sin: Further investigation of its meaning; title: The definition of fallen human nature, and its relationship to original sin; title: The subject of this present investigation: to discover whether Christ assumed this 'fallen human nature'; title: Part II: The New Testament evidence; title: A. The Gospels; title: The virgin birth; title: The baptism of Jesus; title: The temptations; title: The title Son of Man; title: The cry of dereliction; title: The resurrection appearances; title: B. Pauline theology; title: Adam and Christ; title: The figure of 'dying and rising' with Christ; title: The Pauline pattern of salvation; title: Paul's teaching on death; title: C. The theology of the Epistle to the Hebrews; title: Christ's affinity with those to be saved; title: The high-priesthood of Christ; title: Part III: The historical evidence; title: Gregory of Nyssa; title: Spanish adoptionism; title: Antoinette Bourignon; title: Peter Poiret; title: Christian Fende; title: Johann Konrad Dippel; title: Gottfried Menken; title: Edward Irving; title: Erskine of Linlathen; title: Hermann Friedrich Kohlbrugge; title: Johann Christian Konrad von Hoffmann; title: Eduart Bohl; title: Hermann Bezzel; title: Modern expositors:; title: Karl Barth; title: J. A. T. Robinson; title: T. F. Torrance; title: Nels F. S. Ferre; title: C.E. B. Cranfield; title: Harold Roberts; title: Lesslie Newbigin; title: The principles of unity which hold these advocates together; title: Part IV: The comparative neglect of the theory; title: Part V: Constructive statement; title: The moral influence theory; title: The satisfaction theory; title: The theory of penal substitution; title: The 'Christus Victor' theory; title: The representative theory.