The 'SDA Bible Commentary, Vol. 7A' by Ellen G. White delves deeply into the theological and doctrinal aspects of Christ's nature, His role in the Godhead, the incarnation, and the atonement. It explores the profound mysteries of Christ's divine and human natures, His eternal pre-existence, and His purposeful assumption of humanity to effect salvation for mankind. The book emphasizes the centrality of the cross in Christian theology, portraying it as the pivotal point of redemption and the ultimate demonstration of God's love and justice. Through a detailed examination of these themes, the commentary aims to deepen understanding of Christ's sacrificial role and its implications for Christian faith and practice.
This book is particularly beneficial for theologians, students of Christian doctrine, and members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church seeking deeper insights into the nature of Christ and the theological underpinnings of the atonement and incarnation. It is also valuable for any Christian looking to deepen their understanding of key biblical doctrines related to Christ's work and identity.
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“His name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, The mighty God, The everlasting Father, The Prince of Peace.”
“The only way in which the fallen race could be restored was through the gift of His Son, equal with himself, possessing the attributes of God.”
“The Godhead was stirred with pity for the race, and the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit gave themselves to the working out of the plan of redemption.”
“He [Christ] planted the cross between heaven and earth, and when the Father beheld the sacrifice of His Son, He bowed before it in recognition of its perfection. 'It is enough,' He said. 'The Atonement is complete.'”
“Christ ascended to heaven, bearing a sanctified, holy humanity. He took this humanity with Him into the heavenly courts, and through the eternal ages He will bear it, as the One who has redeemed every human being in the city of God.”