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Explore the realm of the extraordinary in "The Supernatural in the New Testament: Possible, Credible, and Historical" by Charles Adolphus Row. This compelling work delves into the supernatural elements within the New Testament, offering a rigorous examination of miracles and their place within Christian theology.
A cornerstone of biblical studies, this book provides a detailed apologetic for the possibility, credibility, and historical significance of supernatural events described in the scriptures. Row's analysis offers valuable insights for bible study groups and individuals seeking a deeper understanding of the New Testament's core tenets.
Engage with thoughtful discussions on the intersection of religion and science as Row navigates complex theological questions. Whether you are interested in Christian theology generally, or specifically in the role of the supernatural in the Bible, this work provides a timeless exploration of faith and reason. Discover a classic text meticulously prepared for print republication.
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