The Everlasting God

Author: Broughton Knox

The Everlasting God

Author: Broughton Knox

For over 25 years, the late Dr Broughton Knox's classic work of theology, The Everlasting God, has helped many Christians to carefully examine the profoundly important subject of the character of God.

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The Everlasting God is one of those mind-shifting, life-changing books that has become a classic that rightly belongs in the personal library of every Christian.

Dr Knox's very helpful explanation of predestination and 'free will' is worth the price of the book alone, but he also encourages and challenges us from the Scriptures by showing that God...

is living and true

is infinite in power, wisdom and goodness

is three-in-one

reveals himself to us in the Lord Jesus Christ, and

is rich in mercy and grace.

We are delighted to announce the arrival of this new edition of a marvellous book for a whole new generation of believers.
About the author

Dr Knox was the Principal of Moore Theological College in Sydney from 1959 to 1985.
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"Few minds have explored the depths of God's revelation with such humble and innovative perception."
—Phillip Jensen
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George C.

Revisiting Foundations
After 40 years as a Pentecostal following 30 years as an Anglican, Broughton Knox's book is a timely reminder of the basic foundations we all share, (whatever denomination we might be), if we profess Jesus as Lord. Too often our denominational traditions or worship styles take on the form of "Jesus plus something". Knox reminds us that it is Jesus plus nothing else. It's only Jesus. Jesus, Jesus. His explanation of the relational God in the Trinity is insightful, illuminating and comprehensive. I've used his book as a reference source and to stimulate discussion within my home group, on a number of occasions.