Classic Studies on the Passion and Crucifixion of Christ (19 vols.)
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Overview
This collection of sermons, devotionals, essays, and theological and historical studies reflect on the central event of the Christian faith: Jesus’ Passion and Crucifixion. Scholarly works explore the historicity of the Gospel accounts, examine the nature of crucifixion in the ancient world, and analyze who is historically culpable for Christ’s death. Then several collections of sermons and theological studies dig into the theological implications of the cross and the implications of Jesus’ final hours for practical Christian living.
Be sure to check out Classic Studies on Justification (19 vols.).
- Explores the historicity of the biblical account of Jesus’ death and the nature of crucifixion
- Examines the theological implications of Jesus’ work on the cross
- Applies the biblical account of Jesus’ death to practical Christian living
- Title: Classic Studies on the Passion and Crucifixion of Christ
- Volumes: 19
- Pages: 4,192
- Resource Type: Sermons, Monographs, Topical
- Topic: Biblical Studies, Doctrine of Christ
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David Anfinrud
12/31/2023
There are some good books here giving you information that would expand on the subject. Getting Culture information on the way things worked. I have not read all the books but those I have read provided some insight into various aspects of the trial and crucificition of Jesus. Too often we ignore things written in the 1800's and earlier books. Yet they could provide some insights not looked at in today's writings. Book like the Trial of Jesus Christ A Legal Monograph takes a close look at the actual trials Jesus faced but both the Hebrew Trial and the Roman Trial. My favorite is "The Trial of Jesus: Illustrated from Talmud and Roman Law" Details given we can not see from just reading the text of the Bible. But People at the time of Christ would have understood the unwritten details the Bible does not give for they understood how the Process of law worked in Both areas and could see the injustice that had been done to crucify an innocent Man of Jesus.
