A Christian's Pocket Guide about Jesus Christ

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a mere housewife

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I had the great joy of reading this book by Mark Jones when it was still in the works -- and it was a great joy. This is an introduction to Christology which walks the reader through perhaps the richest area of theology: it does not stay at the most 'basic' level but explains aspects both of theology and theological development in history that were new to me but rewarding to understand. I think what I liked best about it was how much more human I understood Christ to be afterwards: able to sympathise with me in my human failures and weaknesses; having triumphed for me not by being a superman, but as I must learn (in Him) to triumph too -- by exercising faith and hope. And at the same time I understood more of his divinity: of his ability to keep me in the world and of the eternal and unutterable blessedness it will be simply to see him face to face. I do highly recommend it.
 
Heidi, thank you for the recommendation. This book sounds like something I would really enjoy and profit from. I will have to remember it for the future.
 
Denise, it should be available for purchase at church quite soon - this week or next, I think.
 
a mere housewife said:
Denise I think you will love it as much as I did. I almost think Emily would, too. :-)
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Heidi, based on your review, I do think that it would be a very profitable study for the kids and I to go through in our morning bible study. I think that the older three would especially like to study Christology, as I know I would. Thanks again for bringing this to my attention. :o
 
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