Delve into the One Mediator and discover how the Eternal Son channels creation, redemption, and the life of faith through history.
This edition examines the twofold Mediatorial Character of Christ, showing how He links the Infinite Godhead with the universe and with humanity. It traces the broad scope of mediation—from creation through redemption, and the ongoing work that sustains all things, including humanity in both this life and the unseen world.
Readers will encounter clear, Bible-based discussion of nature and grace, the Incarnation, and the rise of a new creation. The book also considers the place of Scripture, the Fathers, and the Church’s growing understanding of mediation as central to Christian theology.
- An overview of the Mediator’s dual function in nature and grace.
- Explanations of how creation, fall, and redemption fit into a single divine plan.
- Discussion of the Incarnation, the Spirit’s role, and the ultimate purpose of salvation.
- Additional context from church history and theological reflection that informs belief today.
Ideal for readers interested in theology, church history, and devotional study who want a clear account of how Christ operates as the mediator of all things.