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The doctrine of the incarnation has been met, throughout the history of the church, with skepticism, ridicule, and outright rejection. Ironside tackles each objection to this central doctrine, and compares modern movements—such as Mormonism and Seventh-Day Adventism—to the historical heresies of Gnosticism and Arianism. He also launches into lengthy diatribes against modernism and higher...

that of a spiritual exaltedness such as characterizes some of our great poets and moralists. But no soul subject to the Spirit’s teaching would ever accept views so derogatory to the Holy Son of God. He emptied Himself of the glory that He had with the Father ere the world was (John 17:5), and of the riches which were His in heaven (2 Cor. 8:9), but He was ever God manifest in flesh, and He spake with all the authority of Deity. He who owns this in his soul is forever delivered from the pretentious
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