Anderson will make you think, so don't bother reading this book unless you're ready for a challenge. He begins with "How a Sinner Can Be Saved," covers the significance of the Passover (in a brilliant chapter), shows how Jesus Christ fufills the types of the Old Testament, fully explains the various aspects of salvation and ends by pointing out the glaring mistakes of the "new" criticism (the one part of the book that seems dated).

Have a Bible handy and be prepared to look at your salvation in new and fascinating ways. This is the last of Anderson's books (the ones that have been reprinted anyway) that I had to read, but I will definitely start reading all of them over again.