Binding: Hardback
Page Count: 560
Publisher: Mentor
ISBN#: 9781857928020
Availability: Usually Ships the Same Business Day
Description:
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Takes great care to analyse various critical views of recent vintage and to show how they fail to give us a consistent picture of Christ. Probably not since H.P. Liddon's The Divinity of our Lord (1867) has such a massive defence of the deity of Jesus appeared in print. Dr. Reymond worthily functions in the train of Vos, Warfield, and Machen.'
Roger Nicole
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The range of his scholarship is extensive, and there is no exegetical or theological nettle that he hesitates to grasp here. He never fudges an issue... His opening chapter, in which he deals with present denials of the deity of Jesus, is of special value, and I would make it required reading for every theological student.'
Dr. Geoffrey Grogan
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Dr Reymond has an impressive acquaintance with the literature on the subject, and he has not shirked the difficult issues. He has rendered a service to the whole church in dealing so thoroughly
with the evidence and giving his up-to-date assessment of its significance… a magnificent study of the biblical teaching about Jesus Christ."
Leon Morris
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Displays a truly impressive breadth of scholarship, and is a consistently conservative summary of the biblical evidence as well as the critical arguments at every conceivable point of importance in the contemporary christological debate.'
Robert Strimple
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Many theologians have lost their nerve in the face of a multicultural and post-modern society and have ceased to insist on the uniqueness of Christ. Some supposedly Christian theologians have even denied the incarnation. Robert Reymond has powerfully reaffirmed the biblical view that Jesus Christ is God incarnate... a superb summary of the biblical case, which will be a valuable help in defending the faith.'
Andrew T. B. McGowan