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Jesus Christ

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Birth of Jesus / Christmas (9 links)	Deity of Christ (59 links)
Eternal Sonship (30 links)	Historic Jesus (76 links)
John Piper (5 links)	Paul Mizzi (21 links)
Prophet, Priest & King (88 links)	Reconciliation (3 links)
Resurrection (26 links)	Solus Christus (56 links)
The Incarnation (76 links)

...the prism through which all light concerning God is reflected is Jesus Christ. This means that Christology is the beginning and the end, better, the starting point and summary, of all Christian thought. Christology is Paul's theme when he writes, "For it is the very God who said. 'Let light shine out of darkness,' who has shone in our hearts to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in the face of Christ." (2 Cor 4:6)... Christology is the subject of theology. More precisely put, Jesus Christ is the subject of theology.

We Understand that God in any sense differentiated from Jesus Christ is unknowable. This needs to be affirmed from the start. John writes in the prologue to his Gospel, "No one has ever seen God; the only Son, who is in the bosom of the Father, he has made him known" (1:18). John repeats this idea forcefully in his first letter: "No one has ever seen God" (4:12)...Bible religion knows nothing about a God who can be found or made out from our side of things...Theology is unable to start in those places [first cause, ground of our being] because the picture of God that emerges from such beginnings is speculative...A theology that is Christology before it is anything else is a theology from the bottom up. It begins with the ministry of Jesus in his own time and space, and it states that it is entirely agnostic concerning anything other than what he has given us to know of the essential attributes of God...we begin, therefore, christologically, with a concrete historic figure who appeared on the stage of human history...

Paul F.M. Zahl A Short Systematic Theology

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The Admirable Conjunction of Diverse Excellencies in Christ Jesus	Jonathan Edwards
Making Sense of Christ and the Spirit (.pdf)	Wayne Grudem
Systematic Theology III, Christology, Soteriology & Eschatology (27 Lectures)	Dr. Douglas Kelly
The Person of Christ (.pdf)	Excerpt from the ESV Study Bible
Of Communion with God (.pdf)	John Owen
The Person of Christ	B.B. Warfield
The All-Sufficiency of Christ	S. M. Baugh, Ph.D.
The Supremacy and Majesty of the Person of Jesus Christ	William Webster - Scriptural Titles and Attributes
The Date of the Nativity and the Chronology of Jesus Life	Paul L. Maier - from Chronos, Kairos, Christos: Nativity and Chronological Studies presented to Jack Finegan, ed. J. Vardaman (Winona Lake, IN: Eisenbrauns, 1989)
Alpha and Omega (.pdf)	James M. Boice
Christ Precious to Those Who Believe	John Fawcett
The Seventh Johannine Sign: A Study in John’s Christology (.pdf)	Andreas J. Köstenberger
The Good Shepherd	Thomas Watson
Locus of Astonishment	R.C. Sproul on the hard saying of Jesus
The High Triumph of Christ	John R. de Witt
The Messiah \| Eleven Meditations from the Book of Mark (.pdf)	Demian Farnworth
Supereminance of Christ Above Moses	Thomas Goodwin
The Mystery of Christ	This redemptive-historical perspective of Scripture should help us see that union with Christ is firmly planted in objective history, not in our subjective experiences. Union with Christ is grounded in the historical death and resurrection of Jesus Christ
The Firstborn from the Dead	Christ as His people's "corporate" head (the "Last Adam") has objectively incorporated us into his death and resurrection. This union objectively took place in history. We don't need to inwardly experience union with Christ o
In Christ, With Christ	virtue of which principle what took place in him and was accomplished by him is applicable to them and benefits them. Here is one of the most typical motifs of Paul's preaching, which has come to be seen as most closely connect with the significance
Revealed in the Flesh	what significance must be ascribed to Christ's life on earth before his death and resurrection. It has frequently been observed that Paul goes into very few details in his epistles as to Jesus' life on earth, his miracles and preaching, and the
The Shepherd and His Flock	John MacDuff, 1870
Jesus: Man, Messiah, or More? (8 part video)	Craig A. Evans
The Sheep and Their Shepherd	Charles Spurgeon
Philippians 2	Sam Storms - This passage is beyond doubt the most theologically significant statement about the person and work of Jesus to be found in the NT.
Behold, My Servant - Isaiah 52:13-15	David Dickson
The Christ	Geehardus Vos - This article is taken from Vos’, The Self-Disclosure of Jesus, first published in 1926, pp. 104-116.
Has the Message of Jesus Christ Been Lost?	Dr. Robert Morey
The Unsearchable Riches of Christ	by D.M. Lloyd-Jones
The Loveliness of Christ	Thomas Watson
The Loveliness of Christ (.pdf)	Samuel Rutherford
Wayside Springs from the Fountain of Life	Theodore Cuyler, 1883
Christ Despised	Arthur Pink, 1937
First Born Over All	S. M. BAUGH
The Suffering Savior: Meditations on the Last Days of Christ	F. W. Krummacher
Firstborn Over All	STEVEN M. BAUGH - COLOSSIANS 1:15-20
THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF CHRIST	Jerry Bridges and Bob Bevington
God's Last Word to Men (.pdf)	S. Lewis Johnson, Jr., Reformation & Revival 2:2 (Spring 1993): 29-44.
The Unique Christ and the Modern Challenge (.pdf)	John H. Armstrong, Reformation & Revival 2:2 (Spring 1993): 85-100.
Christocentrism: An Asymmetrical Trinitarianism?	Dane C. Ortlund
Jesus' Mission, According to His Own Testimony	B.B. Warfield
The Benefits of Christ (.pdf)	Don Benedetto (d. 1544)
A Mirror for God and for us: Christology and Exegesis in Calvin's Doctrine of Election (.pdf)	David Gibson
Jesus is the true and better Adam (vimeo)	Tim Keller
What Do We Mean When We Confess Jesus to be the Son of God? (MP3)	Don Carson
Who Jesus Is (MP3 Series)	Eric Alexander