REFORMED DOCTRINE OF ADOPTION, THE

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ROBERT ALEXANDER WEBB

“Webb’s book opens up the Bible’s doctrine of adoption in Christ as no other book does. Its strength is that Webb begins his exposition with Genesis and from there goes on into the New Testament to provide us with a “whole ”Bible view of adoption that is central to the progress of revelation and the history of redemption in the Bible”
— Joe Morecraft

 

Table of Contents:

1. Importance of Adoption

2. The Son and the Servant

3. The Sonship of the First Adam

4. Objections to Adam’s Sonship

5. Fallen Sons

6. The Sonship of the Second Adam

7. Sons by Incarnation

8. Sons by Love

9. Sons by Atonement (1)

10. Sons by Atonement (2)

11. Sons by Regeneration