Jesus in Trinitarian Perspective: An Intermediate Christology
by Fred Sanders, Klaus Issler, Scott Horrell, Donald Fairbairn, Garrett Deweese, Bruce Ware
This collaborative work by Fred Sanders and fellow theologians Klaus Issler, Scott Horrell, Donald Fairbairn, Garrett Deweese, and Bruce Ware delves into an intermediate Christology. It examines Jesus within the Trinitarian framework, highlighting biblical and doctrinal perspectives on his divine identity and mission. Ideal for theological education and spiritual growth.
About This Book
Jesus in Trinitarian Perspective presents an intermediate-level exploration of Christology, focusing on the relational dynamics within the Trinity. Authored by Fred Sanders alongside Klaus Issler, Scott Horrell, Donald Fairbairn, Garrett Deweese, and Bruce Ware, the book integrates biblical theology with doctrinal insights.
The work emphasizes Jesus' person and work as inseparable from the Father and the Spirit, providing a framework for understanding divine unity and diversity. It serves as a resource for students and pastors seeking deeper comprehension of core Christian beliefs.
Through collaborative contributions, the authors address key aspects of Trinitarian theology, ensuring accessibility while maintaining academic rigor. This volume aids in bridging foundational and advanced studies in Christology.
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