The Atoning Work of Christ This collection of eight sermons, delivered at the University of Oxford in 1850, examines the theological concept of Christ's atonement. The work engages with contemporary theories of the atonement, seeking to provide a reasoned theological framework for understanding its significance. The author, William Thomson, Archbishop of York, aims to elucidate the doctrine's place within Christian belief and practice.

This work is presented as a historically significant theological text, reproduced for its cultural importance. The publisher notes that the original artifact may contain imperfections due to its age and the reproduction process. The book is valued for its contribution to the study of Christian theology, particularly concerning the doctrine of atonement and its historical interpretations.