The Only Begotten Son of God Historic attacks against the Gospel of Jesus Christ are conspicuous by the ferocity with which they attack, firstly, the Deity of Jesus Christ and his person and then, secondly. they attack Justification by Faith. The subtle attack launched in modern times against the relationship between Father and Son is, in this particular book, examined in detail. It is the disagreement with the translation of monogenes as 'begotten' favouring a vague concept of 'one of a kind' or 'unique', which is what the prefix 'monos' means, in itself. To ignore or to trivialise the meaning of the suffix of the word 'monogenes' does despite to the written revelation of the relationship between Father and Son, as recorded in the apostolic writings in the Greek language. Within the pages of this book, this error is exposed for what it attempts to do and its illogicality is examined. A5 - 34 pages. Available to order. |
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