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Robert Jacoby
is on page 31 of 320
I had to stop at this sentence:
"Encountering the resurrected 'Christ crucified' always and everywhere implies 'cruciformity,' because those who confess Jesus as the crucified Messiah are now, through faith and baptism, 'in' him, and he, by the Spirit (received through faith and baptism), is in them, enabling a sort of nonidentical repetition of his salvific and paradigmatic story."
Wow.
— Sep 06, 2026 08:11AM
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"Encountering the resurrected 'Christ crucified' always and everywhere implies 'cruciformity,' because those who confess Jesus as the crucified Messiah are now, through faith and baptism, 'in' him, and he, by the Spirit (received through faith and baptism), is in them, enabling a sort of nonidentical repetition of his salvific and paradigmatic story."
Wow.
Michael Brooks
is on page 143 of 320
This book has been incredible this year. Gorman, as always challenges me to think deeply about the word of God. Although I don't agree with each handling and interpretation he defends--his scholarship is invaluable.
He is a Pastoral writer. A scholar very interested in seeing Biblical insights leads to transformed people.
A full review with key ideas will be forthcoming.
— Aug 13, 2025 05:27PM
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He is a Pastoral writer. A scholar very interested in seeing Biblical insights leads to transformed people.
A full review with key ideas will be forthcoming.
