The Chronological life of Christ, Vol. 2

December 11, 2018Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Moore, Mark E.
Genre: History
Tags: Doctrine / Theology, History / Story / Narrative
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Rick Shrader‘s Review:

I read this book on Kindle for an online class. The two volumes were first printed in 1996 and 1997. Volume 2 takes the reader through the passion week of Christ unto His ascension. It reads like a harmony of the gospels with a few paragraphs of comments after each section. It is basically sound, from a rather Reformed perspective, and soft on eschatology. It is good for interesting facts about the life of Christ and for a conservative point of view on chronological things.

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