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  • Explores Jesus' life impact before his death
  • Focuses on the Apostle's Creed punctuation insight
  • Four lively sessions linking law and prophecy
  • Emphasises deeper appreciation of incarnation
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Deepening Our Understanding of Jesus

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"John Bell of the Iona Community has been for many years one of the most recognized voices on BBC Radio 4's Thought for the Day, where his cogent and penetrating topical contributions reach an audience well beyond the churches." Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury The Apostle's creed moves from the Virgin Mary to Pontius Pilate with only a comma in between. John Bell's contention is that we cannot understand the death of Christ unless we take stock of how his life rattled people – by his refusal to conform to the norms with regard, for example, to his preferred company, his take on etiquette, his understanding of God, and the subjects he favoured for public discussion.

In four lively sessions, we ponder how Jesus in his earthly ministry fulfilled the law, the prophets and the psalms, before looking forward – with deeper interest – to the celebration of his birth in the incarnation.

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Life in the Comma | HB
Find more titles in: Biblical Study

Why You’ll Love This Book:

  • Explores Jesus' life impact before his death
  • Focuses on the Apostle's Creed punctuation insight
  • Four lively sessions linking law and prophecy
  • Emphasises deeper appreciation of incarnation
Life in the Comma | HB
Deepening Our Understanding of Jesus

"John Bell of the Iona Community has been for many years one of the most recognized voices on BBC Radio 4's Thought for the Day, where his cogent and penetrating topical contributions reach an audience well beyond the churches." Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury The Apostle's creed moves from the Virgin Mary to Pontius Pilate with only a comma in between. John Bell's contention is that we cannot understand the death of Christ unless we take stock of how his life rattled people – by his refusal to conform to the norms with regard, for example, to his preferred company, his take on etiquette, his understanding of God, and the subjects he favoured for public discussion.

In four lively sessions, we ponder how Jesus in his earthly ministry fulfilled the law, the prophets and the psalms, before looking forward – with deeper interest – to the celebration of his birth in the incarnation.

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Please note this edition of the title does not include access to audio or visual downloads.

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"John Bell of the Iona Community has been for many years one of the most recognized voices on BBC Radio 4's Thought for the Day, where his cogent and penetrating topical contributions reach an audience well beyond the churches." Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury The Apostle's creed moves from the Virgin Mary to Pontius Pilate with only a comma in between. John Bell's contention is that we cannot understand the death of Christ unless we take stock of how his life rattled people – by his refusal to conform to the norms with regard, for example, to his preferred company, his take on etiquette, his understanding of God, and the subjects he favoured for public discussion.

In four lively sessions, we ponder how Jesus in his earthly ministry fulfilled the law, the prophets and the psalms, before looking forward – with deeper interest – to the celebration of his birth in the incarnation.

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Please note this edition of the title does not include access to audio or visual downloads.

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Weight 100g
Format

Hard Cover

Pages

76

Publisher

York Courses

ISBN: 9781915843456
John Bell

The Revd Dr John L. Bell is a member of the Iona Community, an ordained minister and a regular broadcaster on BBC Radio 4’s ‘Thought for the Day’. Over many years, he has consistently been one of the biggest draws at the Greenbelt Festival, and his work as a teacher and speaker takes him frequently into Eastern Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and North America.

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