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Knowing God
Knowing God
Knowing God
Knowing God

Knowing God

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About this book

With over a million copies sold, Knowing God is one of the most significant Christian books of our time. Celebrating fifty years since its first publication, this anniversary edition invites Christians young and old to return to this spiritual classic - or to experience its wisdom for the first time.

Esteemed theologian J. I. Packer offers profound insight into the most significant question of the Christian life: what does it mean to know God? Both thought-provoking and deeply practical, Knowing God diagnoses the spiritual state of the Christian heart and commends the enriching truths of God.

Specifications

Contributors:
J I Packer
ISBN:
9780340863541
Format:
Paperback
First published:
January 2004
Dimensions:
129mm x 197mm x 21mm
Weight:
0.25 kg
Print size:
10.0pt
Language:
English
Pages:
351
Publisher:
Hodder & Stoughton

Contents

Part I - Know the Lord
Part II - Behold your God!
Part III - If God be for us...
Study Guide

Endorsements

Dr Packer says we're cruel to ourselves if we try to live in this world without knowing about the God whose world it is and who runs it. I'm convinced we're cruel if we deny ourselves the wisdom contained in this Christian classic

Rico Tice Founder, Christianity Explored Ministries

A spiritual classic.

John Stott author and President of the London Institute of Contemporary Christianity

Customer Reviews

4.00 stars Possibly a book that every Christian should read

 

If you want to get to know God better, then this book will help. Not only does it focus on different aspects of his character, but also has chapters on different doctrines and themes, e.g. sovereignty, judgement, which means that it is almost a complete book on Christianity.

It is quite an intellectual book, and is difficult and slow to read, but the effort is worth it.

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