The Sacrifice of Christ: Its Vital Reality and Efficacy is a theological work by Henry Wace. Originally published in 1882, the book offers a detailed exegesis of the New Testament teachings surrounding the sacrifice of Christ. Wace argues that the sacrifice of Christ was both real and effective, and that it represented the ultimate triumph of love over sin and death. This book is an excellent resource for scholars of Christian theology and anyone interested in the role of sacrifice in religious belief.

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