Four of his books were of particular importance: Christian Nurture (1847), in which he virtually opposed revivalism and "effectively turned the current of Christian thought toward the young"; Nature and the Supernatural (1858), in which he discussed miracles and endeavoured to "lift the natural into the supernatural" by emphasizing the supernaturalness of man; The Vicarious Sacrifice (1866), in which he contended for what has come to be known as the "moral view" of the atonement in distinction from the "governmental" and the "penal" or "satisfaction" theories; and God in Christ (1849) (with an introductory "Dissertation on Language as related to Thought"), in which he expressed, it was charged, heretical views as to the Trinity, holding, among other things, that the Godhead is "instrumentally three - three simply as related to our finite apprehension, and the communication of God's incommunicable nature." [Please select]
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Their substance is never sentimental and incommunicable. [Please select]
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And some of late have set themselves particularly to show the incommunicable attributes of God agree to it. [Please select]
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--that a certain magic--primal, incommunicable--had ceased to clothe her image in his thoughts. [Please select]
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But then she had expected to return isolated by incommunicable happiness; now she had returned isolated by incommunicable grief. [Please select]
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The two sounds began to weave together with a sense of unreality, dreamy, occult, incommunicable. [Please select]
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It was the masterful and incommunicable wisdom of eternity laughing at the futility of life and the effort of life. [Please select]
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