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ISBN: 9780899576992
MSRP $17.99 480 Pages
6 x 9 inches
Hardbound
In the AMG Concise Life of Christ, the reader will learn about the life of Christ, how to model his or her own life on the example of Christ, and how the teachings of Christ concerning Himself can deepen their understanding of the Redeemer. Stalker’s influential presentation of the Lord Jesus Christ will help strengthen their commitment to follow Him in all things.
Special Table of Contents:
The Life of Christ
- The Birth, Infancy and Youth of Jesus
- The Nation and the Time
- The Final Stages of His Preparation
- The Year of Obscurity
- The Year of Public Favor
- The Year of Opposition
Imago Christi
- Introduction (T A Kempis’ Imitation of Christ)
- Christ in the Home
- Christ in the State
- Christ in the Church
- Christ as a Friend
- Christ in Society
- Christ as a Man of Prayer
- Christ as a Student of Scripture
- Christ as a Worker
- Christ as a Sufferer
- Christ as a Philanthropist
- Christ as a Winner of Souls
- Christ as a Preacher
- Christ as a Teacher
- Christ as a Controversialist
- Christ as a Man of Feeling
- Christ as an Influence
The Teaching of Jesus Concerning Himself
- The Importance of the Teaching of Jesus
- The Son of Man
- The Son of God
- The Messiah
- The Redeemer
- The Judge
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About the Author: |
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James Stalker (1848–1927) was one of Scotland’s most renowned preachers. Stalker served as pastor of St. Brycedale’s in Kirkcaldy for thirteen years, as pastor of St. Matthew’s in Glasgow for fifteen years, and as professor of church history at the United Free Church College of Aberdeen for twenty-four years. Stalker was a widely known scholar who lectured at various institutions, including Yale, Louisville Baptist Seminary, and Richmond Presbyterian Seminary.
In addition to his many writings on Christ, Stalker’s works include The Life of Paul, The Preacher and His Models, The Seven Deadly Sins, The Seven Cardinal Virtues, Christian Psychology, Beauty of the Bible, and Men and Morals. |
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