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Jesus in Trinitarian Perspective

An Introductory Christology

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Notes: Six essays working out a Chalcedonian Christology within a trinitarian frame, with a foreword by Gerald Bray. The paged text runs to xii + 244. Donald Fairbairn's chapter is on patristic Christology; he is catalogued here under the record already in this collection as a translator of Fulgentius and the Scythian Monks on exactly that subject -- the same specialism, the same period, and almost certainly the same man, but the identification is an inference and is flagged as such.

1. Chalcedonian Categories for the Gospel Narrative (Fred Sanders)
2. The Eternal Son of God in the Social Trinity (J. Scott Horrell)
3. The One Person Who Is Jesus Christ: The Patristic Perspective (Donald Fairbairn)
4. One Person, Two Natures: Two Metaphysical Models of the Incarnation (Garrett J. DeWeese)
5. Christ's Atonement: A Work of the Trinity (Bruce A. Ware)
6. Jesus' Example: Prototype of the Dependent, Spirit-Filled Life (Klaus Issler)