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                Touched
                With Our Feelings: A Historical Survey of Adventist Thought on
                the Human Nature of Christ, 
                
                by Jean
                R. Zurcher (1918-2003).
                
                 
                
               
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                 Published in 1999 by Review and Herald
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          In this study of the nature of man,
        Zurcher examines the biblical doctrine of Christ's human nature.
        Carefully tracing the development of the doctrine of Christ within the
        Adventist Church, Zurcher maintains that the glory of our Saviour's
        successful mission to this world is enhanced, not diminished, by the
        fact that He triumphed in spite of taking all the liabilities of
        "sinful flesh." 
        
        
         
         
          
           | A Remnant in Crisis, by
            Jack Provonsha (1920-2004) | 
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           Published 1993 by Review and Herald Publishing
        Association, Hagerstown, MD.
             Order from LNF  | 
           
          
         
         
        
        Servants
        or Friends: Another look at God, by A. Graham
        Maxwell.  Published 1992 by Pine Knoll Publications, Redlands,
        CA. This book is about a God who values nothing higher than the freedom
        and individuality of His people. He has even said plainly that He
        prefers to treat them not as servants but as friends!  Jesus' offer
        of friendship in John 15:15 is the basis of the title that has
        encouraged and strengthened many to take another look at God. 
         
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