Author
Ian S. McNaughton
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Publisher
Day One
Weight
490g
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Author
Ian S. McNaughton
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Paperback
Publisher
Day One
Weight
490g
£7.32
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The Real Lord's Prayer
Today's Price £7.32
The High-Priestly prayer of John 17 is one of the most wonderful and exciting portions in the whole of Scripture.
As we read it, we 'intrude' on the monologue directed by God the Son to God the Father. Few of Christ's prayers have been recorded for us, and this is the longest - it is actually the longest prayer in the whole of the New Testament.
It was spoken at a critical time, marking the end of the early ministry of Jesus and looked forward to spread of the Gospel throughout the world by the apostles and their successors.
As Ian McNaughton demonstrates in this thorough examination of the key doctrines that come to the fore in the prayer, John 17 takes us to the very heart of the Christian faith and to who Jesus Christ really was.
Author
Ian S. McNaughton
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Day One
Weight
490g
Page Count
204
ISBN
9781846252969
ISBN-10
1846252962
Eden Code
4069551
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Author/Creator: Ian S. McNaughton
ISBN: 9781846252969
Publisher: Day One
Weight: 490g
Eden Code: 4069551
11 years ago
An accomplished exploration of the essential nature of Jesus and the intended nature of prayer, rich with cross-reference to other parts of the Bible and touching on many and varied contemporary aspects of discipleship. Perhaps not suitable for the brand-new Christian, this rigorous exegesis of Christ's high-priestly prayer is more suited to the believer growing in the faith and looking to delve deeper into God's Word and apply it to his or her own life. The style is somewhat dogmatic – areas off contention and those where interpretations vary (e.g. verses 21-23) are bulldozed over and firmly imprinted with the author's opinion – but some may find this approach preferable to the glossing over, or 'fence-sitting' that can be found in other publications and the book will amply equip discerning readers to meditate upon the text for themselves. Having read it one is left with, at the very least, a renewed sense of gratitude for Christ's faithfulness to us, His undeserving people.
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