God in the Manger: the miraculous birth of Christ

December 10, 2001Written by Rick Shrader

Author: MacArthur, John
Genre: Theology - Christology
Tags: Doctrine / Theology, Holidays, Incarnation
Series:

Rick Shrader‘s Review:

This is a 2001 book that can be a blessing at the Christmas season. MacArthur does his usual good job of giving many helpful details regarding the whole scenario of Christ’s birth from the politics of the time to the godly men and women involved in the biblical story. The book also begins with an explanation of the two genealogies of Jesus and then ends with a review of Christ’s superiority in the book of Hebrews. A good addition to his many books!

Quotes from this book:

No items found

Doctrine / Theology, Holidays, Incarnation

Similar posts

GPS – Walking in Darkness

October 1, 2024

October is the month for Halloween, that sad old tradition on “Hallows’ Eve” when ghosts and goblins are thought to be traveling around. It is an unbiblical and unholy tradition that the church ought to discard. However, there is a lot of darkness in this world, some of it from Satan himself, some of it […]

GPS – Providence and Decision Making

March 1, 2024

When we are walking on life’s road and navigating the junctions and choices in life, we need to remember that we are not alone. Though we have many companions and counselors helping us make the right turns, as believers we have a Friend Who never leaves us nor forsakes us. Our Lord Jesus Christ is […]

Merry Christmas 2018

December 6, 2018

The secularization of our society over the last twenty five years is nothing short of amazing. I remember vividly traveling to Russia during Christmas of 1991 with my father-in-law and brother-in-law. The old Soviet Union had fallen and that country was trying to pull itself out of a communist economy that had failed miserably. The […]