John Stott's book, The Cross of Christ, was recommended as a great read, particularly regarding Galatians 3:10-14.
John Stott, he has a great little book by the way. It's not a little book, but if you have ever heard of it, I recommend it. If you haven't heard of it, I recommend it.
— Episode: Self-Substitution of God
Episode: Self-Substitution of God
John Stott's book, The Cross of Christ, was recommended as a great read, particularly regarding Galatians 3:10-14.
John Stott, he has a great little book by the way. It's not a little book, but if you have ever heard of it, I recommend it. If you haven't heard of it, I recommend it.
It's a book called The Cross of Christ.
He says, these verses constitute one of the clearest expositions of the necessity, meaning, and consequences of the cross.
Paul expresses himself in such stark terms that some commentators have not been able to accept what he says.
A.W.F. Blount says, his language is startling and shocking. The New Testament scholar Jeremias spoke of its offensiveness.
Stott says that this is perhaps the clearest exposition of the necessity, meaning, and consequences of the cross of anywhere in the scripture.