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Illuminated by paintings including Sir Edward John Poynter’s The Prodigal’s Return, Amedeo Bocchi’s On the Lawn, Jacopo Bassano’s The Last Supper, Caravaggio’s The Taking of Christ, Antonio Ciseri’s Ecce Homo, Salvador Dali’s Christ of St. John of the Cross, and El Greco’s Piet, McGrath’s new volume vividly explores the divine compassion that led God to sacrifice his only Son to save a world...

At length I heard a ragged noise and mirth Of thieves and murderers; there I Him espied, Who straight, ‘Your suit is granted’, said, and died. Herbert’s language and imagery need a little time to percolate into our minds and imaginations. Sometimes more visual imagery is better able to achieve a direct connection with our imaginations. With this point in mind, we may turn to explore another aspect of redemption. One of Paul’s ways of explaining the difference that Christ makes to humanity is that
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