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Surprised By Jesus
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Rediscover the open welcome of scandalous grace! Ortlund explores God’s subversive mercy as it emerges in the Gospels through the surprises of Christ’s radical message and mission. In Matthew, we witness “disobedient obedience”; in Mark, the King as a criminal; in Luke, the role reversal of insiders and outsiders in God’s kingdom; in John, the Creator as God-in-flesh.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781783973163
ISBN10: 1783973161
Dane Ortlund
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2022
Publisher: 10 Publishing
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