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Systematic Theology in the Language of Revelation
Andrés Morantes · January 14, 2025
Systematic theology written in the language of revelation — the major doctrines traced from the Hebrew of the burning bush to the Greek of the upper room, so the church can hear God's voice as close as possible to the original.
When God chose to reveal Himself, He chose specific languages — Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek — and every translation, however excellent, involves choices. This book attends to those choices so doctrine recovers its native power.
Following the classical divisions of systematic theology — God and revelation, humanity and sin, Christ, the Holy Spirit, salvation, the church, the last things, and the Christian life — each chapter moves from Old Testament roots through the biblical narrative to New Testament fulfillment.
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