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• Forsyth, Robert

• 1998

• Moore Theological College

• Forsyth speaks on the meaning of the cross within the context of the hope to Israel to return them home. Forsyth looks at the early proclamation of the apostles, as the proclamation of the Resurrection. He shows that it is the Resurrection which enthrones Jesus, and this means that he can be our saviour. Forsyth looks at the different responses to the gospel, and that these all come to the Resurrection. He examines what is understood and proclaimed in the Resurrection of Jesus in the fulfillment of God's promises. Forsyth shows that in the Resurrection God glorifies Jesus, even in his humanity. He expounds 1 Corinthians 15. He shows that we must have both the Cross and the Resurrection - you can not have either one by themselves. Cassette label reads : "Rob Forsyth annual ocnference 1998 'God has highly exalted Him!' Side A talk 3 EU" Annual Conference 1998

• 1/01/1998

• English

• Moore Theological College

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