Answering God: Towards a Theology of IntercessionPaternoster, 2005 - 220 páginas "Prayer changes things" according to the old clich`. But what things, and how? Engaging with biblical texts on prayer, Rob Ellis finds valuable guidance on the contents of prayer, as well as evidence of early wrestling with its problems. He also reviews the works of leading historical theologians such as Origen, Augustine, Aquinas and Calvin before asking how the question "Who is God?" connects with our thinking about intercession. Concluding with a Trinitarian theology of intercession that draws on the work of Karl Barth, Answering God will be of interest to church ministers, leaders and students of theology. |
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The God who | 1 |
Jesus and the Synoptic Gospels | 15 |
The Gospel of John and 1 John | 27 |
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