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Register of the Edward Heppenstall Papers Collection 190 Adventist Heritage Center James White Library Andrews University Berrien Springs, Michigan 49104-1400 February 1999 Edward Heppenstall Papers (Collection 190) Scope and Content: Edward Heppenstall was born in 1901 at Rotherham, Yorkshire, England. He earned an BA degree at Emmanuel Missionary College, a master’s degree from the University of Michigan, and a PhD from the University of Southern California in 1951. He pastored several churches, served as youth director for the Michigan Conference, and taught at La Sierra College (1940-1955), SDA Theological Seminary and Andrews University (1955-1966), and Loma Linda University (1966-1976). He wrote several books including In Touch With God, The Man Who Is God, Our High Priest, Perfection, and Salvation Unlimited. Additionally, many articles are attributed to him. He is best known for his work on the atonement, righteousness by faith, and the nature of Christ. Heppenstall was one of the leading theologians in the Seventh-day Adventist Church during the later middle years of the 20th century. He died in 1994. The Edward Heppenstall Papers cover a wide range of topics reflective of the teaching and study interests of the man. Some of the larger topic areas include: atonement, Daniel, righteousness, salvation, sanctuary, law, philosophy, preaching, and Revelation. The material includes correspondence, lecture notes, class materials, clippings, and other such types of records. While the amount of correspondence is somewhat disappointing, there are still files of correspondence with Desmond Ford, Louis Venden, George D. Keough, Robert Brinsmead, and J. S. Washburn, plus many letters in less significant amounts. Arrangement The collection has two parts. The first, consisting of two boxes, is more personal in nature. The second part, consisting of 89 boxes, is topical in arrangement. The arrangement is alphabetical. The papers were not in any order when they arrived at the archives. In processing, like titles were put together. Through combining similar folder titles we eliminated many repetitive folders. Very little rearranging of folder contents took place. There are many folders for some of the topic areas. These have a subheading to differentiate them from others of the same general topic. This is clearly seen on the following inventory pages. Heppenstall Papers–page 2 Provenance Following the death of Edward and his wife, their children donated this collection to the Andrews University Adventist Heritage Center. This occurred in 1996. Along with the papers were four boxes of books from Heppenstall’s personal library. The family retained the bulk of the library. Use All users of this collection will be required to complete the “Application to Use Unpublished Records,” and to observe the regulations specified in the “Patron Agreement” and “Researcher’s Code of Conduct.” All records in this collection are open and available for research. Citation for this collection: Box ___, folder ____, Edward Heppenstall Papers (coll 190), Adventist Heritage Center, James White Library, Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI. Heppenstall Papers–page 3 Edward Heppenstall Papers (Collection 190) I. Personal Documents Box 1 Fld 1 Autobiographical Lecture Box 1 Fld 2 Biographical Sketches (Includes Letters) Box 1 Fld 3 Dissertation Abstracts, by EH Box 1 Fld 4 Elder Edward Heppenstall Honored Here, La Sierra College Criterion, May 21, 1955, p. 1 Box 1 Fld 5 Emmanuel Missionary College - Recollection Box 1 Fld 6 Financial Documents Box 1 Fld 7 Heppenstall v. O'Grady Lawsuit Papers Box 1 Fld 8 Honorary Degree Address Box 1 Fld 9 In Appreciation, by Harriet Chapman Butler, Feb. 10, 1972 Box 1 Fld 10 Last Will and Testament Box 1 Fld 11 Letters - Personal Box 1 Fld 12 Letters - Theological - 1924-1976 Box 1 Fld 13 Letters - Theological - 1977-1978 Box 2 Fld 1 Letters - Theological - 1979-1993 Box 2 Fld 2 Letters - Theological - Undated Box 2 Fld 3 List of Belongings to Be Given to Children Box 2 Fld 4 List of Books to Order and Things to Do Box 2 Fld 5 Margit Heppenstall Birthday - April 8, 1987 Box 2 Fld 6 Ordination Service Homily for EH, Sept. 3, 1938 Box 2 Fld 7 Passports, U.S.A. Box 2 Fld 8 Personal Notes Box 2 Fld 9 Ph.D. Work at University of Southern California Box 2 Fld 10 Phi Beta Kappa Member Certificate, June 10, 1952 Box 2 Fld 11 Photographs Box 2 Fld 12 Secondary Teaching Certificate, Mar. 16, 1936 Box 2 Fld 13 Stereo Equipment Materials (Includes Letters) Box 2 Fld 14 Tribute to EH by Andrews Society for Religious Studies by Edwin Zackrison and Norman Gulley, Nov. 17, 1989 Box 2 Fld 15 Weniger Award Presentations - Loma Linda University Church, April 4, 1987 II. Topical Files Box 2 Fld 16 Abomination of Desolation Box 2 Fld 17 Abortion (includes a Letter) Heppenstall Papers–page 4 Box 2 Fld 18 Academic Freedom Box 3 Fld 1 Acts 3:19 Box 3 Fld 2 Andreasen, M. L. - Questions on Doctrine - Letters by Andreasen Box 3 Fld 3 Andreasen, M. L. - Questions on Doctrine - Letters by Others Box 3 Fld 4 Andrews Society for Religious Studies, November 16-18, 1989 Box 3 Fld 5 Angels Box 3 Fld 6 Anthropomorphism (includes Letters) Box 3 Fld 7 Anti-Christ - New Testament Box 3 Fld 8 Anxiety, Creative Box 3 Fld 9 Apocalypticism Box 3 Fld 10 Apostolic Christianity - True Religion Box 3 Fld 11 Atlanta Affirmation - Bible Teachers' Meeting, June 1981 Box 3 Fld 12 Atonement - Anti-Adventist Literature Box 3 Fld 13 Atonement - Bibliography Box 3 Fld 14 Atonement - Christ Pleading His Blood Box 3 Fld 15 Atonement - Christ the Sin-bearer Box 3 Fld 16 Atonement - Christian Doctrine of Salvation Box 3 Fld 17 Atonement - Christ's Attitude Concerning the Cross Box 3 Fld 18 Atonement - Christ's Divinity Box 3 Fld 19 Atonement - Christ's Incarnation Box 3 Fld 20 Atonement - Christ's Messiahship Box 3 Fld 21 Atonement - Christ's Nature Box 3 Fld 22 Atonement - Christ's Priestly Work - 1 Box 3 Fld 23 Atonement - Christ's Priestly Work - 2 Box 4 Fld 1 Atonement - Class Records Box 4 Fld 2 Atonement - Completeness at the Cross Box 4 Fld 3 Atonement - Cross Box 4 Fld 4 Atonement - Curse of the Law Box 4 Fld 5 Atonement - Cross and 1844 Box 4 Fld 6 Atonement - Difficulties Box 4 Fld 7 Atonement - Effects Box 4 Fld 8 Atonement - Efficacy Box 4 Fld 9 Atonement - Equivalence Box 4 Fld 10 Atonement - Ethics Box 4 Fld 11 Atonement - Expiation Box 4 Fld 12 Atonement - Extent Box 4 Fld 13 Atonement - Faith Union of Man with God Box 4 Fld 14 Atonement - Forgiveness Box 4 Fld 15 Atonement - General - 1 Box 4 Fld 16 Atonement - General - 2 Box 4 Fld 17 Atonement - God's Authority Box 4 Fld 18 Atonement - God's Character Box 4 Fld 19 Atonement - God's Law Heppenstall Papers–page 5 Box 5 Fld 1 Atonement - God's Love Box 5 Fld 2 Atonement - God's Wrath Box 5 Fld 3 Atonement - Greek and Hebrew Words Box 5 Fld 4 Atonement - Heavenly Sanctuary Box 5 Fld 5 Atonement - Hebrews Box 5 Fld 6 Atonement - Holy Spirit Box 5 Fld 7 Atonement - Huper - 2 Cor 5:21 (R. C. H. Lenski) Box 5 Fld 8 Atonement - Illustrations Box 5 Fld 9 Atonement - Interpretation Box 5 Fld 10 Atonement - Introduction Box 5 Fld 11 Atonement - Issues Box 5 Fld 12 Atonement - Judgment Box 5 Fld 13 Atonement - Justice Box 5 Fld 14 Atonement - Justification and Redemption Box 5 Fld 15 Atonement - Law and Righteousness Box 5 Fld 16 Atonement - Letters Box 5 Fld 17 Atonement - Meaning Box 5 Fld 18 Atonement - Meaning (includes a Letter by R. A. Anderson) Box 5 Fld 19 Atonement - Middle Wall of Partition Box 5 Fld 20 Atonement - Moral Influence Box 5 Fld 21 Atonement - Moral Influence - Criticism (includes a Letter) Box 5 Fld 22 Atonement - Morality Box 5 Fld 23 Atonement - Murray, John Box 5 Fld 24 Atonement - Nature Box 5 Fld 25 Atonement - Nature of Christ's Death Box 6 Fld 1 Atonement - Necessity Box 6 Fld 2 Atonement - Necessity of a Mediator Box 6 Fld 3 Atonement - Objective - 1 Box 6 Fld 4 Atonement - Objective - 2 Box 6 Fld 5 Atonement - Objective-Subjective - 1 Box 6 Fld 6 Atonement - Objective-Subjective - 2 Box 6 Fld 7 Atonement - Pauline View Box 6 Fld 8 Atonement - Paxton, Geoffrey - Controversy (Douglas Hackleman) Box 6 Fld 9 Atonement - Penal Box 6 Fld 10 Atonement - Priestly Application Box 6 Fld 11 Atonement - Propitiation Box 6 Fld 12 Atonement - Pseudo-doctrines Box 6 Fld 13 Atonement - Questions on Doctrine Box 6 Fld 14 Atonement - Questions on Doctrine (includes Letters between E H & Richard Nies) Box 7 Fld 1 Atonement - Rationale Box 7 Fld 2 Atonement - Reconciliation Box 7 Fld 3 Atonement - Redemption and Salvation Heppenstall Papers–page 6 Box 7 Fld 4 Atonement - Representation Box 7 Fld 5 Atonement - Results Box 7 Fld 6 Atonement - Sacrificial Aspect Box 7 Fld 7 Atonement - Satisfaction Box 8 Fld 1 Atonement - Scope Box 8 Fld 2 Atonement - Security of the Universe Box 8 Fld 3 Atonement - Seventh-day Adventist History Box 8 Fld 4 Atonement - Sin Box 8 Fld 5 Atonement - Spiritual Dynamic Box 8 Fld 6 Atonement - Subjective Box 8 Fld 7 Atonement - Substitution Box 8 Fld 8 Atonement - Sum and Substance of the Gospel Box 8 Fld 9 Atonement - Syllabi Box 8 Fld 10 Atonement - Talks Box 8 Fld 11 Atonement - Theories Box 8 Fld 12 Atonement - Value Box 8 Fld 13 Atonement - Vicarious Death Box 8 Fld 14 Atonement - Victory Box 8 Fld 15 Atonement - White, Ellen G. - 1 Box 8 Fld 16 Atonement - White, Ellen G.
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