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Full Title: God’s Gifts for the Christian Life — Part 1: The Gift of Knowledge
Author: J. Alexander Rutherford
ISBN: 978-1-989560-21-1
Publisher: Teleioteti
Place: Airdrie, AB Canada
Date Published: 2021
Series: God’s Gifts for the Christian Life — Part 1
DOI: https://doi.org/10.60080/xoei5748
Pages: 748
Cover Design: Matthew Goodman

How are Christians to think about the intellectual tasks that make up everyday life in the modern world? It is clear we are not to do so as the “world” does, but what does it look like to engage Christianly in our thinking? In the first part of the series, God’s Gifts for the Christian Life, J. Alexander Rutherford shows how the Bible equips us to confidently engage in the interpretation of and engagement with the Word of God and the world he has created. In God’s rich mercy, he has enabled us to know him, his word, and his world. In a world where it is preposterous and arrogant to claim to know anything certainly, we are in desperate need of renewed foundations. In God’s Gifts for the Christian Life, see some of the ways that God through his limitless power has made available to us everything necessary for life and godliness (2 Peter 1:3).

Originally published in four single volume paperbacks (The Gift of Knowing, The Gift of Reading — Part 1, The Gift of Reading— Part 2, and The Gift of Seeing), The Gift of Knowledge brings the whole first part of “God’s Gifts for the Christian Life” into a single, cohesive argument for that God has gifted us with the ability to know and attain knowledge through the Bible.

Errata: in the series preface, 2 Peter 1:3 is cited as 1 Peter 3:3. The title page inside the cover prints the previous working title, The Christian Mind, rather than the final publication title, The Gift of Knowledge. This has been updated for all copies after 07.13.2023.

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