The Plan of Salvation

"If, then, we wish to find our way among them it must not be by pitting them indiscriminately against one another, but by following them regularly up the series. Supernaturalism must first be validated as against Naturalism, then Evangelicalism as against Sacerdotalism, then Particularism as against Universalism; and thus we shall arrive at length at the conception of the plan of salvation which does full justice to its specific character. It is to this survey that attention will be addressed in the succeeding lectures.". The Plan of Salvation is a compilation of five lectures delivered in 1914 by Benjamin B. Warfield at Princeton Theological Seminary. In these lectures, Warfield thoughtfully analyzes and interacts with various soteriologies and arrives at the conclusion that, "There are fundamentally only two doctrines of salvation: that salvation is from God, and that salvation is from ourselves." How he arrives at this conclusion though is through enriching and edifying argumentation which are sure to evince that truly: salvation is from God alone.. This electronic edition features an active table of contents and Warfield's original diagram is included in the appendix as a graphic image.. The Plan of Salvation is part of The Fig Classic Series on Modern Theology. To view more books in our catalog, visit us at fig-books.com