Brown's NT Christology Introduction | An Introduction to New Testament Christology

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	• An Introduction to New Testament Christology Raymond E. Brown Paulist Press, 1994 - 240 pages average customer review:based on 12 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Who Do You Say Jesus Is?

I believe the author goes into great detail to peel away the layers of symbolism and sentimentality. I believe it is honest to look at the person of Jesus and see him for who he really is and to come to love him honestly. The author helps to expose this Jesus who lived and died and was raised again. I believe the author also delves into the things that cannot be denied about Jesus and also leaves you with an opportunity to form your own opinion.

Brown's NT Christology Introduction

Raymond Brown produced herein a study of New Testament Christology that I wish I had studied in seminary. The balanced and comprehensive approach is what we need as believers to counter imbalance and heresy. I recommend this text to anyone who wants a clear understanding of what the Bible says that Jesus said about Himself, and what other authors of Scripture said about Jesus.

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I am completely satisfied with my purchase and the delivery time was done in a timely manner. The product received was in "new" condition and it will serve my purpose very well.

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An Introduction to New Testament Christology

Excellent Resource for Theological Studies. Condition of the book that I bought was slightly overstated by the seller. However for the price it was acceptable.

Excellent for ongoing study

As an educator in adult religious education I found this text to be a good resource for both myself as an instructor, but also as a resource for my students. It is concise yet able to be read quite easily.

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The leading U.S. Catholic scholar on the Bible explores the identity of Jesus in the New Testament.

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