Foreword by Canon J.K. Mozley, D.D.Foreword by Prof. H.R. Mackintosh, D.

D., Ph.DTranslator's NotePreface to the German EditionPreface to the English EditionBook OnePreliminary Considerations1. The Distinction between General and Special Revelation2. The Obliteration of this Distinction in Modern Theology3. The Modern Conception of Christ4. The Reason for the Distinction: the Assertion of Unbroken Unity5. The Depth of the Distinction: the Interpretation of the Problem of Evil6.

The Christian Faith and Historical Research(1) Faith and Historical Facts(2) Faith and Historical Science(3) Faith in Christ and the Results of Historical ResearchBook TwoThe Person of the MediatorSection One: The Deity of the Mediator7. The Divine Word8. The Divine NatureAppendix: The Modern Interpretation of the Dogma of the Divine Nature of Christ9. The Divine PersonSection Two: The Incarnation of the Son of God10. The Self-Movement of God11. The Eternal Basis and the Temporal Eventof the Incarnation12. The Fact of the IncarnationSection Three: The Humanity of the Son of God13. The Significance of the Humanity of Christ14.

The Historical Figure of the God-ManAppendix: The "Mythology" of ChristianityBook ThreeThe Work of the MediatorSection One: The Revelation15. The Person and the Work of Christ16. Justice In The Family OrderSection Two: Reconciliation17. The Necessity for Reconciliation18. The Penal Theory of the Atonement19. The Expiatory Sacrifice20. The Mediator21. The AtonementAppendix: Concerning the Supposed Contradiction between Paulinism and the Message of JesusSection Three: The Dominion of God22.

The Hidden King23. The King ManifestedConclusion: Confessing Christ; Believing in Christ; Following ChristIndex.