Explore the theological foundations of Christian belief with B. W. Randolph's "The Virgin-Birth of Our Lord." This meticulously prepared edition presents Randolph's insightful paper, originally delivered before the Confraternity of the Holy Trinity at Cambridge, examining the doctrine of the virgin birth of Jesus Christ.

A significant contribution to Christology and biblical studies, this work delves into the historical and theological implications of this central tenet of Christianity. Randolph's exploration offers a detailed examination of the virgin birth narrative within the broader context of Christian theology and its historical development.

This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the study of Jesus Christ, the New Testament, and the historical roots of Christian doctrine. It provides valuable insights into a subject that has been debated and contemplated for centuries, inviting readers to engage with the enduring questions surrounding the birth of Jesus.

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