An Essay to State the Scripture-Account of Man's Redemption, by the Death of Christ (Classic Reprint): Wherein the Doctrine Is Shewn to Be as Plain ... It Is Useful and Important (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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This book offers a fresh perspective on the doctrine of redemption by approaching it with the principle that all truth is revealed in the New Testament as plain and easy to understand. The author, a scholar immersed in religious studies, thoroughly examines the doctrine of redemption and finds the main subject to be a straightforward and intelligible concept. There is no opacity in the meaning of redemption, claims the author, but rather a clarity that shines through when analyzed through the lens of New Testament scripture. The author argues that the mystery of redemption is often shrouded in unnecessary complexity, making the otherwise simple concept appear convoluted to casual observers. However, by returning to the original texts, the author presents a compelling case for the transparency of the idea. This book will be of interest to those interested in the New Testament, as it provides a historical and literary context for reading the scriptures. The author dissects the depth of the themes presented in the New Testament and offers a concise and straightforward interpretation of its teachings. The overall effect of the book is a better understanding of redemption, its meaning, and its history, all of which is presented in a manner that belies the complexity often ascribed to the subject

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