Throughout the decades, a host of books has addressed this fundamental question of Christianity. Now leading biblical scholar Daniel J. Harrington, S.J., sheds abundant new light upon it by revealing how the New Testament writers understand that to see Jesus is to see the Father.
He demonstrates how listening to the testimony of the pertinent biblical texts in their literary and historical contexts, then drawing out their theological lessons, reveals the Father's love for us in Christ.
The key topics explored in this book include:
Unique to this work are the "Think, Pray, and Act" sections at the end of every chapter. This is where scholarship meets daily life, as you are invited to reflect not only upon the information you've read but on how it should impact the way you live.
Laypeople and pastors alike will profit from this informed, authoritative, yet accessible work.
Widely regarded as one of the finest Catholic Scripture scholars, Daniel J. Harrington, S.J., is Professor of New Testament at the Boston College School of Ministry and Theology. The author of more than 40 books and hundreds of articles on various aspects of biblical studies, he holds a doctorate from Harvard University.