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The Word Made Flesh: The Language of Jesus in His Stories and Prayers

The Word Made Flesh: The Language of Jesus in His Stories and Prayers

by EugenePeterson (Author)

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    Paperback 2010

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Synopsis

THE WORD MADE FLESH is Eugene Peterson at his best: writing about words and the way we are called to use them.

Continuing Peterson's evaluation of contemporary Christian Spirituality, THE WORD MADE FLESH is an extended meditation on language and the way it should be used in Christian community.

As with the first three books in the series, THE WORD MADE FLESH is written for both lay and academic audiences. Challenging but deeply rewarding, it combines scholarship with the human experience and lightness of touch for which Peterson is known.

Also available in the Spiritual Theology series: Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places, Eat This Book, The Jesus Way and Practise Resurrection.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 304
 Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton
Published: 18 Mar 2010
ISBN 10: 0340995173
ISBN 13: 9780340995174
Book Overview: THE WORD MADE FLESH is Eugene Peterson at his best: writing about words and the way we are called to use them

Media Reviews
'A tour de force in spiritual theology, combining incisive cultural analysis and biblical exposition with a sweeping and engaging vision of the Christian life' (for CHRIST PLAYS IN TEN THOUSAND PLACES). * Christianity Today *
'Rich, generous, and wise, Peterson's conversation will help readers at every stage of faith to live their faith more deeply' (for CHRIST PLAYS IN TEN THOUSAND PLACES). * Publishers Weekly *
Eugene Peterson keeps surprising us. It is hard to imagine where he will go next with his spiritual theology. His pen hugely blesses the church. * The Christian Century *
Author Bio
Eugene Peterson has written over thirty books, including THE MESSAGE: THE BIBLE IN CONTEMPORARY LANGUAGE, which won the Gold Medallion Book Award. He read philosophy at Seattle Pacific University and was Professor Emeritus of Spiritual Theology at Vancouver's Regent College until his retirement in 2006. He now lives in Montana.