The Fatherhood of God - Considered in Its General and Special Aspects and Particularly in Relation to the Atonement, With a Review of Recent Speculations on the Subject, and a Reply to the Structures of Dr. Candlish #232735

IN publishing a Third Edition of these Lectures, the only considerable additions I have made to them are a few pages in Lecture Fourth, referring to Mr Camp bell's vindication of his theory of the Atonement in the recently published Second Edition of his Treatise, and two Notes, C and K, the former consisting of a brief notice of Mr Wright's work on 'the Divine Fatherhood,' and the latter containing a few remarks on the sufficiency of the Atonement. I have again to express my thankfulness for the favourable manner in which these Lectures have been received, and the gratifying success with which their publication has been attended.