Why Was Jesus Born?Xulon Press, 2007 - 140 pages We all know that Jesus Christ is the most pivotal figure in human history - but why is this so? Why did He come into this world? What did Jesus accomplish through His life, death and resurrection? This fascinating new book answers these questions and more. Based on a penetrating study of both the Old and New Testament, you will learn in easy to understand language why Jesus Christ was the most unique human being who ever lived. More importantly, you will discover why only He is capable of saving fallen human beings from our sins and reconciling us to God. |
Contents
Preface | xi |
Chapter One In the beginning | 17 |
Chapter Three And God Created Woman | 25 |
Chapter Four The command | 31 |
Chapter Six The Result | 39 |
Chapter Seven Restoration and Reconciliation | 55 |
Chapter Eight The Possibilities | 61 |
Chapter Nine The Result | 75 |
Part Four The Person of The Redeemer | 89 |
Chapter Eleven Human Characteristics of | 97 |
Chapter Twelve The Dual Nature of Christ | 105 |
Chapter Thirteen Jesus The Redeemer | 117 |
Chapter Fourteen The Reasons for the Coming | 127 |
Common terms and phrases
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