Benjamin B. Warfield (1851-1921), professor of Systematic Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary in New Jersey, was a prince among theologians. But despite the breadth of fields in which he cultivated his scholarship, his encyclopedic knowledge, and his graceful pen, the main characteristic of all his work was his deep loyalty to Christ. This is perfectly exemplified in the sermons contained in The Savior of the World, originally preached in the chapel of Princeton Theological Seminary.
Warfield's expositions combine scholarly precision in the meaning of the texts with the warmth of his devotion to Jesus Christ. The result is a book of the highest caliber: biblically instructive and spiritually engaging. Fortunate were the students who heard these sermons at the time and whose faith was strengthened by them! Fortunate too are the ministers, students, and general readers who will once again digest this nourishing spiritual food!
