Should the promises stand as they are?
Do they currently stand as they are?
Can they stand as they are?
Those are the questions before the Court in The Promise Is Almost Home.
The promises of Jesus concerning everlasting life are familiar. But what happens when they are asked to stand on their own?
This is an unusual in-house Christian hearing.
Salvation is not on trial.
Jesus Christ is not on trial.
Scripture is not on trial.
The promises are.
Seven plaintiffs bring distinct challenges before the Court. Some question context. Others raise issues of interpretation, conditions, human ability, perseverance, evidence, and what may have been left unstated.
The central question is not whether the promises are true.
It is whether they are sufficient as given.
Are they complete?
Are they clear enough to stand without further qualifications supplied from somewhere else?
The testimony is presented.
The objections are heard.
The evidence is entered.
Witnesses are questioned. Cross-examinations test the claims. Scripture remains before the Court.
No denomination is singled out.
No theological system is named as the defendant.
Instead, the reader is invited into the courtroom to hear the case.
The Promise Is Almost Home is not written as a traditional theological argument. It is a hearing—one that asks Christians from different backgrounds to consider what Jesus actually said, what His promises require, and whether further qualification is needed before His promises concerning everlasting life can stand as spoken.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Should the promises stand as they are Do they currently stand as they are Can they stand as they are Those are the questions before the Court in The Promise Is Almost Home.The promises of Jesus concerning everlasting life are familiar. But what happens when they are asked to stand on their own This is an unusual in-house Christian hearing.Salvation is not on trial.Jesus Christ is not on trial.Scripture is not on trial.The promises are.Seven plaintiffs bring distinct challenges before the Court. Some question context. Others raise issues of interpretation, conditions, human ability, perseverance, evidence, and what may have been left unstated.The central question is not whether the promises are true.It is whether they are sufficient as given.Are they complete Are they clear enough to stand without further qualifications supplied from somewhere else The testimony is presented.The objections are heard.The evidence is entered.Witnesses are questioned. Cross-examinations test the claims. Scripture remains before the Court.No denomination is singled out.No theological system is named as the defendant.Instead, the reader is invited into the courtroom to hear the case.The Promise Is Almost Home is not written as a traditional theological argument. It is a hearing-one that asks Christians from different backgrounds to consider what Jesus actually said, what His promises require, and whether further qualification is needed before His promises concerning everlasting life can stand as spoken. Seller Inventory # 9798176961270
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