The Named God And The Question Of BeingWestminster John Knox Press |
Contents
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THE SAGA OF THE I AM | 131 |
From Exodus to Exile The Covenanted I AM | 133 |
From Jacobs Well to Calvarys Cross The Incarnate I AM | 174 |
From the Future to the Eternal The Exalted I AM | 207 |
THE SAGA OF THE TRIUNE NAME | 247 |
From the I AM to the Trinity The Meaning of the Divine Name | 249 |
From the Trinity to Being The Ontology of the Divine Name | 291 |
From Gods Triune Being to Human Being Our Inclusion into the Divine Name | 342 |
Index | 374 |
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The Named God and the Question of Being: A Trinitarian Theo-Ontology Stanley J. Grenz No preview available - 2005 |
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