The Collected Writings of J.N. Darby [Hardback]

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Excerpt: As regards acceptance with God, we can say the flesh is condemned already. " What the law could not do, in that it was weak through the flesh, God, sending his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh, and for sin, condemned sin in the flesh." Thus, looked at as a question of righteousness in the cross of Christ, God has condemned sin in the flesh; and then, when we come to journey through the wilderness, the word of God judges whatever is not according to that word. The cross has dealt with the flesh already: whatever did not suit the death of Christ in a thought or act was thereby judged and condemned. The word of God is one means for the practical carrying out of this; and the second means employed is the priesthood of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Table of Contents

1.       Eternal Punishment, Brief Scriptural Evidence on the Doctrine of

2.       Letter to G.V. Wigram, A

3.       Scriptural Inquiries as to Some of the Doctrines Contained in J. P. Ham's Theological Tracts

4.       Scriptural Inquiry as to the Doctrine of Eternal Punishment Contained in J. P. Ham's Theological Tracts

5.       Scriptural Inquiries as to the Doctrine of Atonement, in Reference to J. P. Ham's Theological Tracts

6.       Worship, On

7.       Deliverance From Under the Law, as Stated in the Holy Scriptures*

8.       Sufferings of Christ*, The

9.       Man in Christ, A

10.   Word of God and the Priesthood of Christ, The

11.   Righteousness of God, The

12.   1 Peter 2:24

13.   Righteousness of God, A Letter on the

14.   Pauline Doctrine of the Righteousness of Faith*, The