A Review Article: A Biblical Creation Faith and Jesus as Embodiment of the Creator Spirit
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submitted by loleb 2 years and 1 month ago
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Christianity and Creation and Jesus of Nazareth are companion volumes that give voice to a veteran scholar’s summing up a lifetime of research and reflection on what he sees as two inseparably related and fundamental issues of Christian theology and biblical witness: a focus on creation and re-creation running through the Bible as a golden thread from Genesis to Revelation, and a story about Jesus as Israelite prophet, voice of the Creator Spirit, and fullest articulator and exemplar of "creation faith."
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