We are happy to announce that our newest books – The Scheme of Redemption (2 Volume Set) by Maurice Barnett – are now available!
In The Scheme of Redemption, Maurice Barnett expertly addresses the plan by which God made salvation available to all men. This two-volume series thoroughly explains the primary theme of the Bible while refuting some of the common errors about Christ and His sacrifice on the cross.
The first volume – The Person of Christ – contains an in-depth examination of Jesus, the Son of God who died on the cross for sins. Brother Barnett deals with such topics as the Godhead, the Deity of Christ, the character of Jesus, His temptation, and more.
The second volume – Reconciliation – contains a comprehensive analysis of the sacrificial death of Jesus on the cross. Brother Barnett expounds upon the nature of Christ’s sacrifice and the meaning of atonement. He carefully defines such terms as ransom, redemption, justification, and propitiation and shows how they relate to the sacrifice of Christ.
This material is worthy of careful consideration by all conscientious Bible students. It will be a valuable addition to the library of every preacher, elder, and teacher desiring the ability to better explain the plan of God that was carried out through Jesus Christ.
Read more about these new books and purchase your copies today!
NOTE: The two-volume set may be purchased at the link above for a discounted price. Each volume may be purchased individually at regular price – Volume 1: The Person of Christ; Volume 2: Reconciliation.
Benjamin Franklin (1812-1878) was an influential leader among conservative brethren in the Restoration Movement. Much of his influence came through his work as editor of the American Christian Review – a paper he started in 1856 and continued as the editor until his death.
Robert Milligan (1814-1875) was born in Ireland and was brought to the United States by his parents in 1818. After becoming a member of the Presbyterian Church where his father was an elder, he learned the truth and in 1838 was baptized into Christ by Elder John Irvin of the church of Christ at Cane Ridge. During his life he labored as a professor at Bethany College and also served as co-editor of the Millennial Harbinger. Afterward he served as president of Kentucky University and was the head of the College of the Bible at that institution.