These 28 volumes feature the best in nineteenth- and early-twentieth-century scholarship on Christ’s birth, life, ministry, death, burial, resurrection, ascension, and his role as judge, high priest, and second person of the trinity. These are some of the most important and impactful works in discussions ranging from the Jesus’ historicity, to the theology of his human and divine nature, to the nature of redemption.

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In this volume, J. M. Denniston argues for the divinity of Christ from the Gospel of John. He “neither assumes, nor argues for, the authenticity of the Fourth Gospel,” but “simply accepts that fact that such a memoir of Christ exists, and argues upward from that to its truthfulness in the highest respect.”

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