A Vindication Of The Supreme Divinity Of Our Lord And Saviour Jesus Christ So Far As That Doctrine Is Impugned In 'a Critical Examination Of The Remarkable Prediction Contained In Isaiah Ix. 6 A Sermon By J. Kitcat'.

Slocock, Samuel; Kitcat, John

ISBN 10: 1246047535 / ISBN 13: 9781246047530

Published by Nabu Press, 2011

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• Title: A Vindication Of The Supreme Divinity Of Our Lord And Saviour Jesus Christ So Far As That Doctrine Is Impugned In 'a Critical Examination Of The Remarkable Prediction Contained In Isaiah Ix. 6 A Sermon By J. Kitcat'.
• Publisher: Nabu Press
• Publication Date: 2011
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1246047535
• ISBN 13: 9781246047530
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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"A Vindication Of The Supreme Divinity Of Our Lord And Saviour Jesus Christ" is a theological treatise defending the divinity of Jesus Christ against challenges raised in a sermon by J. Kitcat, titled 'A Critical Examination Of The Remarkable Prediction Contained In Isaiah Ix. 6'. Written by Samuel Slocock, this work delves into the Christological interpretations of Isaiah 9:6, a pivotal passage in Christian theology often cited to support the belief in Christ's divine nature.

Slocock's vindication represents a detailed response to specific criticisms, engaging in theological and biblical analysis. It offers insight into historical theological debates surrounding Christ's divinity and the interpretation of scripture. This volume provides valuable historical context for understanding doctrinal disputes within Christianity and the enduring significance of biblical prophecy in theological discourse.

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