What Is the Incarnation? by William B. Evans
Want to make sense of the New Testament? Start with the incarnation—a truth that goes far beyond Christmas.
The miracle of Jesus’ incarnation touches on deep truths, speaking to the very nature of God and humanity. Evans shows how the Bible consistently supports the incarnation as actual fact. He also describes the early church’s efforts to express this great mystery and explores some key questions about the incarnation and its practical implications for our daily lives.
“Evans introduces us to both the teaching of Scripture and the loving reflections of some of the best minds of the Christian centuries . . . Will stimulate even greater love for and faith in the Lord Jesus.” – Sinclair Ferguson, Pastor, First Presbyterian Church
“Concisely and accessibly, Dr. Evans demonstrates . . . how crucial [the incarnation] is and how only the incarnate Son of God could save us.” – Robert Letham, Author, Union with Christ
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Williams B. Evans is Younts Professor of Bible and Religion at Erskine College in Due West, South Carolina.
What Is the Bible? by Guy Prentiss Waters
Waters defines important terms—“revelation,” “inspiration,” and “inerrancy”—clearing away misconceptions, equipping us to understand and answer leading objections to the doctrine of the Bible, and explaining its importance for Christian living.
“Guy Waters’ answer to the foundational question, “What is the Bible?” is a theological gem. It sparkles with clarity, delighting the heart of faith. Herein, he guides us to theological confidence in Holy Scripture in the midst of the troubled seas of contemporary doubt and confusion.” – Peter A. Lillback, President, WTS, Philadelphia
Guy Prentiss Waters is Professor of New Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary in Jackson, Mississippi. Other books by Waters include How Jesus Runs the Church,The Federal Vision and Covenant Theology, and Justification and the New Perspectives on Paul.
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