Christ was human and Christ was divine . . . . The evidence of each is abundant, and the necessity for both is obvious. Had He not been man, He could not have sympathized with us; had He not been God, He could not have saved us.' -- W. Graham ScroggieFollowing Jesus from pre-existence through earthly life to second advent, J. Oswald Sanders' devotional study spotlights the teachings and events that reveal Christ's dynamic uniqueness.
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J. OSWALD SANDERS was a consulting director of Overseas Missionary Fellowship and carried out an international preaching ministry. He was awarded the Order of the British Empire for Christian service and theological writing. His many books include The Incomparable Christ, Satan Is No Myth, and Enjoying Intimacy with God.
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By Michael J Woznicki "Michael J Woznicki" (Holland, MA USA) - See all my reviews (HALL OF FAME REVIEWER) (REAL NAME)
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Of all of the books I have read over the past two years about Jesus Christ or religion, The Incomparable Christ is the first book to take a subject and really bring out the essence of the man that has changed so many lives over the last 2000 years.Sanders ability to show you the side of a simple man chosen by God to help all mankind. From his baptism in the Jordan River by John that Baptist to the early childhood we get a new a different picture. Sander delves deep into the man of called Jesus to show us a that his life was not unlike our own. Sanders' makes every chapter a real pleasure to read. The book took me two hours to finish. Read about the youth of Jesus, his temptation, his deity, his ministry, his prophecy, his agony, his triumph and so much more. Open this book and a whole new world awaits. Pass up this book and you'll miss so much - a great work!
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Love Of Christ Shows,
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How can anyone not love anything written by Sanders? This book is reverent and beautiful. J Oswald Sanders was a grand old man of Christian truth. Read this book, you will get to know Jesus Christ if you don't already, and if you do, you will gain new insight.
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This book was a joy reading and gave insight to My Lord and Saviour that I hadn't thought about. A wonderful inhancement to my bible study and the poems are lovely and a real treasure. I know I will read it again and again.
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In a letter published after his death, the poet Robert Browning cited several utterances of men of genius concerning the Christian faith, and among them was this one from Charles Lamb: "In a gay fancy with some friends as to how they would feel if some of the greatest of the dead were to appear suddenly in flesh and blood once more-on the final suggestion, 'And if Christ entered this room?' Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
unto his brethren, exceeding sorrowful, real humanity, prophetic office Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Son of God, Jesus Christ, New Testament, Old Testament, Holy Spirit, Lama Sabachthani, Holy Ghost, James Stalker, Lamb of God, John the Baptist, Holiest of All, Jesus Himself, Jesus of Nazareth, Ernest Renan, God's Son, Last Supper, Otto Borchert, Person of the Trinity New!
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In a letter published after his death, the poet Robert Browning cited several utterances of men of genius concerning the Christian faith, and among them was this one from Charles Lamb: "In a gay fancy with some friends as to how they would feel if some of the greatest of the dead were to appear suddenly in flesh and blood once more-on the final suggestion, 'And if Christ entered this room?' Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
unto his brethren, exceeding sorrowful, real humanity, prophetic office Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Son of God, Jesus Christ, New Testament, Old Testament, Holy Spirit, Lama Sabachthani, Holy Ghost, James Stalker, Lamb of God, John the Baptist, Holiest of All, Jesus Himself, Jesus of Nazareth, Ernest Renan, God's Son, Last Supper, Otto Borchert, Person of the Trinity New!
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- Bible Reference Library: Stalker's Life of Christ by James Stalker on page 123
- Modern Painters by John Ruskin on page 109
- Great Britain (Discovering Cultures) by Sharon Gordon on page 245
- The Book of Revelation by Damon C. Dodd on page 115
- Sin, the Savior, and Salvation: The Theology of Everlasting Life by Robert P. Lightner on 4 pages
- Marvelous Mercy: The Shocking Truth About the Mercy of God by Robert Henson on page 117
- Evidence and Truth: Foundations for Christian Truth (Biblical Essentials) by Robert J. Morgan in Back Matter
- Foundational Faith: Unchangeable Truth for an Ever-changing World by John Koessler on page 169
- Contemporaries Meet the Classics On Prayer by Leonard Allen on page 199
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