The Golden Chain - Robert J. Wieland

Gamier who was contemporary with Jones and
Waggoner.
It is unlikely that Jones and Waggoner read
these writers. At least, they never cite any of them.
What they taught is what they found in the Bible
itself. (The same can be said for most of these who
studied and wrote independently). Few if any
theologians of a past age were free from all error of
some kind, but precisely the same can be said of all
of our "prophetic fathers" of the Dark Ages. But it
is truly inspiring that these had the courage in the
face of vicious persecution to advance a view of
Christ's righteousness that until now we have been
slow to accept.
Of modern proponents that Christ took our
fallen nature and lived in it a life of perfect
righteousness Harry Johnson says: "There are signs
that in the future it may win more general
acceptance" (The Humanity of the Saviour, p. 167).
Dr. Froom could well have added a section to
his Prophetic Faith of Our Fathers series showing
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