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The Attributes of God: Knowing the God who has revealed Himself rightly divided
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- ISBN8235530720
- EAN9798235530720
- Date de parution19/06/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
God has revealed Himself, but He has not revealed everything at once. The Attributes of God: Knowing the God who has revealed Himself rightly divided leads readers into a serious, Scripture-governed study of God's eternal perfections. This is not theology as abstraction. It is theology that searches the conscience, steadies the believer, and refuses to remake God in the image of religious habit, personal feeling, or inherited assumption.
Andrew J. Lamont-Turner, PhD traces the attributes of God through the whole Bible while honouring the Bible's own order. Creation, promise, law, prophecy, the earthly ministry of Christ, the transition in Acts, Paul's revelation of the mystery, the present dispensation of grace, and the future fullness of times are not treated as a blurred mass of devotional material. Each passage is allowed to stand where God placed it.
God does not change. His revelation unfolds. The God who thundered at Sinai is the God who now reveals grace through Paul. The God who made covenant promises to Israel is the God who forms the Church which is Christ's Body. The God who will restore Israel according to prophecy is the God who has blessed believers today with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ. This book calls readers to behold God without flattening Scripture.
It confronts careless Bible reading, sentimental theology, and the quiet confusion that comes when Israel and the Body of Christ, law and grace, prophecy and mystery, earth and heaven are forced into one indistinct system. The result is not a smaller Bible, but a clearer one. For believers who want reverence without vagueness, doctrine without performance, and grace without confusion, this book offers a careful path into the knowledge of God.
Open the Scriptures. Notice the audience. Watch the order of revelation. Then worship the God who has spoken.
Andrew J. Lamont-Turner, PhD traces the attributes of God through the whole Bible while honouring the Bible's own order. Creation, promise, law, prophecy, the earthly ministry of Christ, the transition in Acts, Paul's revelation of the mystery, the present dispensation of grace, and the future fullness of times are not treated as a blurred mass of devotional material. Each passage is allowed to stand where God placed it.
God does not change. His revelation unfolds. The God who thundered at Sinai is the God who now reveals grace through Paul. The God who made covenant promises to Israel is the God who forms the Church which is Christ's Body. The God who will restore Israel according to prophecy is the God who has blessed believers today with every spiritual blessing in the heavenly places in Christ. This book calls readers to behold God without flattening Scripture.
It confronts careless Bible reading, sentimental theology, and the quiet confusion that comes when Israel and the Body of Christ, law and grace, prophecy and mystery, earth and heaven are forced into one indistinct system. The result is not a smaller Bible, but a clearer one. For believers who want reverence without vagueness, doctrine without performance, and grace without confusion, this book offers a careful path into the knowledge of God.
Open the Scriptures. Notice the audience. Watch the order of revelation. Then worship the God who has spoken.
