Pink, Arthur W. The Atonement. Swengel: Reiner Publications, n.d. Biographical Sketch of the Author Arthur W. Pink was born in Nottingham, England on April first eighteen eighty-six. He was born into a Christian family, and through the ministry of his parents Pink grew in in his love for the word of God. In the pursuit of knowledge, he moved to the United Stated to attend the Moody Bible Institute. He was a pastor in the following places: Colorado, California, Kentucky, South Carolina, Britain, and Australia. He was also an accomplished author many work attributed to him. after his death Banner of Truth republished His works. Arthur W. Pink is certainly recognized as one of the great scholars and preacher of his day. Summary of the Book As …show more content…
The extent of the information covered from begin to end, the many actions that the atonement covered. The purpose of the book is clearly seen by the introductory chapter of the book. In the first chapter of the book Pink lays out the idea that when a person comes to study the doctrine of the atonement he should come with the upmost respect and reverence. The main purpose of the book can also be seen in the chapter titles. It is a clear sequence of topics that give a sketch of the atonement from a biblical …show more content…
Pink says that sanctification was accomplished at the moment Christ died, because of the full nature of Christ sacrifice. Dinklage up the idea that because sanctification means to be made pure that the work of sanctification was accomplished at the work at the same time the work of regeneration takes place. This concept while not new is not commonly heard in today's Churches. This concept promotes a monenergistic view of