Bővebb ismertető
FOREWORD
Millions of people who subscribe to the Judeo-Christian faith tradition believe that there is only one God, Creator of the universe (Gen. 1:1-2:24). They further believe that the women and men of what the New Testament calls "the world" turned away from their Creator. In this way sin entered the world (Gen. 3:1-11:32; Rom. 5:12). God, however, SO loved the world that He sent His only Son (John 3:16). This préexistent Son of God entered the human story by taking on human flesh (John 1:14). It is interesting that the New Testament reports of this event do not open with the same emphases in telling the beginning of the story, with only John explicitly affirming Jesus' préexistence. The gospel of Mark