'You Shall Be Clean' A Biblical Theology of Defilement and Cleansing [#984862]

Free Download Geoffrey Harper, "'You Shall Be Clean': A Biblical Theology of Defilement and Cleansing "
English | ASIN : B0FQH94V67 | 2025 | 304 pages | EPUB | 557 KB
What do 'clean' and 'unclean' really mean in the Bible? Biblical purity categories are often misconstrued either as hygienic terms or as a straightforward synonym for sin.
Geoffrey Harper's stimulating study adopts a canonical approach to explore the causes, objects, implications and remedies for ritual and moral uncleanness throughout the Scriptures in order to construct a biblical theology of cleansing and defilement.
Careful consideration of the biblical texts suggests the language of 'unclean' is most frequently used to demarcate a state of being of people or objects rendered unfit or 'out of place' (and requiring separation or removal) with respect to God's presence.
Harper teases out the implications for Christian theology and mission. This will help you gain a more rounded appreciation of what Christ has achieved for his people. You will also be better equipped to explain the gospel in a winsome way to non-Westerners whose felt needs often orbit around issues of ritual and/or moral defilement.
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