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In this volume, Archibald Thomas Robertson examines how Jesus Christ, the Son of God, characterizes God the Father in the Gospels. Robertson offers “direct exegesis of the words of Jesus,” writing “after much study of what men have written concerning God and … the truth that modern scholarship has to offer.” In this volume, written for general audiences, he leaves “no references to the literature...

children of the world, in fact the children of the devil. This is the actual situation which must not be obscured by the truth that is contained in the general fatherhood of God over men, a fatherhood made inoperative by sin. The rebellious child, poisoned by sin, has been justly disinherited by the Father. He can no longer call God his Father. So serious and vital is the restoration to the favor of God that it is spoken of by Jesus as a new birth. “Except a man be born anew,
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