| Foreword | |
| Study 1 | The Fact and Philosophy of the Atonement |
| Study 2 | The Author of the Atonement |
| Study 3 | The Mediator of the Atonement—The Only Begotten One |
| Study 4 | The Mediator of the Atonement—The Undefiled One |
Study 5
| The Mediator of the Atonement—“Made Like Unto His Brethren” and “Touched with a Feeling of Our Infirmities” |
| Study 6 | The Mediator of the Atonement—David’s Son and David’s Lord |
| Study 7 | The Mediator of the Atonement—“The Son of Man” |
| Study 8 | The Channel of the Atonement—The Holy Spirit of God |
| Study 9 | The Baptism, Witness and Seal of the Spirit of At-one-ment |
| Study 10 | The Spirit of a Sound Mind |
| Study 11 | The Holy Spirit of At-one-ment—Supposed Objections Considered |
| Study 12 | The Subject of the Atonement—Man |
| Study 13 | Hopes for Life Everlasting and Immortality Secured by the Atonement |
| Study 14 | The Necessity for the Atonement—The Curse |
| Study 15 | “A Ransom for All”—The Only Basis for At-one-ment |
| Study 16 | The Ministry of Reconciliation or At-one-ment |
