The Christian Sacrifice Explained in a Charge Delivered in Part to the Middlesex Clergy at St Clement-Danes April the 20th 1738 to Which Is Added an Appendix by Daniel Waterland is a historical text that explores the Christian concept of sacrifice, and its significance within the Church. Written by the Archdeacon of Middlesex, this book provides readers with a detailed account of the sacrifices made by Christ, and their meaning within Christian theology.

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