"The Evolution of New Testament-Christology" is a rigorous scholarly exploration of the developing understanding of Jesus Christ's nature and personhood within the foundational texts of the Christian faith. Written by Charles B. Williams, Ph.D., this work systematically traces the conceptual journey from the earliest apostolic testimonies to the more complex theological formulations found throughout the later New Testament epistles.

The book delves into the diverse perspectives offered by different New Testament authors, examining how the primitive belief in Jesus as the Messiah evolved into a sophisticated doctrine regarding His divinity and relationship to the Father. Through careful exegesis and historical analysis, Williams highlights the continuity and growth of Christological thought during the first century. Readers will find deep insights into the titles applied to Jesus, such as the "Son of Man," "Son of God," and the "Logos," and how these terms shaped the early church's worship and creedal development.

This volume remains a significant resource for students of biblical theology and church history, providing a clear and comprehensive overview of the central theme of the New Testament. "The Evolution of New Testament-Christology" offers a profound look at the cornerstone of Christian doctrine through the lens of early scriptural interpretation.

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