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Elements in Christian Doctrine

Christology and the Enactment of Jesus Christ's Presence

Victor I. (Wycliffe College Ezigbo

Christology and the Enactment of Jesus Christ's Presence

Elements in Christian Doctrine

Christology and the Enactment of Jesus Christ's Presence

Elements in Christian Doctrine: Christology and the Enactment of Jesus Christ's Presence

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This Element examines a phenomenon that reflects Christological imagination in the field of Christology. It refers to the sphere of deputation that is characterized by Jesus authorizing his disciples to serve as proxies in the world.

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Beschrijving Elements in Christian Doctrine: Christology and the Enactment of Jesus Christ's Presence

This Element examines a phenomenon that reflects Christological imagination in the field of Christology. It refers to the sphere of deputation that is characterized by Jesus authorizing his disciples to serve as proxies in the world. In this role, Christians can engage in activities that reflect the dynamics of enacting Jesus' presence.

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9781009547284
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75
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Elements in Christian Doctrine
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