The Restitution of All Things

Jukes, who wrote Four Views of Christ and The Law of the Offerings, also penned this work in 1867. It brings the reader into an aspect of the author's later ministry which may surprise some. In it he examines the Scriptures regarding the destiny of the human race. Jukes was a minister and author who left the Church of England, publishing his reasons for doing so in a tract called The Way Which Some Call Heresy. For the next 25 years he was the spiritual leader of an independent congregation in Hull. His writings display a deep love for and understanding of the Scriptures, especially the typology of the Old Testament. The Restitution of All Things, a book refuting the commonly held doctrine of eternal punishment and advocating the universal salvation of mankind. For this he was widely denounced as a heretic, even by many in his own congregation. Even to this day this book is considered one of the signature works on the subject. After leaving Hull he moved to Highgate and then Woolwich, where he continued his writing ministry. THIS IS A FACSIMILE.