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The Crises of the Christ

Over the years many books based on the Life of Christ have been published. Of these, some have emphasized the facts of His humanity, others the truth of his Deity. While these volumes, therefore, present the Person of Jesus, this work - by the "Prince of Expositors" - examines His Life as the accomplishment of a Divine work.

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With rare insight, accuracy of definition, and countless illuminating strokes, G. Campbell Morgan devotes these thirty-three chapters to the pivotal events in Christ's life. The seven "crises" are: the Birth, the Baptism, the Temptation, the Transfiguration, the Death, the Resurrection, and the Ascension. Included is a preliminary chapter, 'The Call for Christ - Man Fallen', and a concluding chapter, 'The Answer for Christ - Man Redeemed'. Four indexes complete the volume.

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