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Gods Hand In History-The Son Of God

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Historical religious narrative about Jesus Christ's life and teachings from Christian perspective
The Son of God presents the second volume in Mary Wilson's sweeping exploration of divine providence throughout human history. Beginning at a pivotal moment when diverse peoples across continents began recognizing universal moral truths, this beautifully illustrated work traces how spiritual leaders from Buddha to Confucius shared fundamental convictions about selflessness and integrity. Building on these foundations, Wilson guides readers through the life of Jesus Christ, from the prophecies preceding his birth through his ministry, miracles, teachings, and resurrection. Through carefully crafted narratives enriched by Vera Louise Drysdale's evocative illustrations, the book reveals how Jesus embodied and transformed these ancient moral principles into a revolutionary message of redemption and love. Each chapter unfolds significant moments—from his encounters with disciples and the sick to his ultimate sacrifice and triumphant Easter morning—demonstrating how Christ's life represents the culmination of humanity's spiritual awakening. Perfect for readers seeking to understand Christianity within the broader context of world history and moral development, this classic work makes profound theological concepts accessible and meaningful to all ages.
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English

Publication
1961
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Author(s)
Language

English

Publication
1961
Type
Publishing permission
Granted
Publishing permission refers to the rights of FANW to publish this text on this website.