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The extensive study of Man's redemption, "New Testament Concept of Atonement" by H. D. McDonald. Well researched with a thorough understanding of New Testament theology, a clear view of biblical thought surrounding the Christian doctrine of salvation and atonement is presented. 144 pages.
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