Triple Homicide: From the Case Files of Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, and the Women's Murder Club

"It is surprising . . . how few books on the cross have stood the test of time. During the twentieth century, James Denny's Death of Christ (1903), Leon Morris's Apostolic Preaching of the Cross (1955), and John Stott's The Cross of Christ (1986) are among the few outstanding works. Now in Dick Tripp's Why Did Jesus Die? we have a work of outstanding and lasting worth—an amazingly comprehensive reference to all the biblical texts that point to Christ's death, its meaning and significance for today's church. . . . Throughout, there is constant cross-reference to both Testaments, to the church's commentators throughout history, and to contemporary Christian writers. A mine of fact and interpretation to inspire the heart of any preacher and teacher of Scripture. I unreservedly commend this book to pastors as a study guide for preaching on the cross and to all who seek to live out in daily life Jesus Christ, as Saviour and Lord."—Bruce Nicholls, editor of the Asia Bible Commentary Series (from the foreword)

"Dick Tripp combs the Scriptures to find and focus every reference to history's most momentous event. Does a more thorough analysis of the biblical data exist anywhere? I doubt it."—James I. Packer, Board of Governors's Professor of Theology, Regent College, Vancouver

"Dick Tripp's treatment of the cross of Christ is comprehensive and readable. Students and seasoned preachers alike will find this book, and the way the material is arranged, most helpful."—Derek Eaton, former Bishop of Nelson and Assistant Bishop of Cairo

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Triple Homicide: From the Case Files of Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, and the Women's Murder Club

"It is surprising . . . how few books on the cross have stood the test of time. During the twentieth century, James Denny's Death of Christ (1903), Leon Morris's Apostolic Preaching of the Cross (1955), and John Stott's The Cross of Christ (1986) are among the few outstanding works. Now in Dick Tripp's Why Did Jesus Die? we have a work of outstanding and lasting worth—an amazingly comprehensive reference to all the biblical texts that point to Christ's death, its meaning and significance for today's church. . . . Throughout, there is constant cross-reference to both Testaments, to the church's commentators throughout history, and to contemporary Christian writers. A mine of fact and interpretation to inspire the heart of any preacher and teacher of Scripture. I unreservedly commend this book to pastors as a study guide for preaching on the cross and to all who seek to live out in daily life Jesus Christ, as Saviour and Lord."—Bruce Nicholls, editor of the Asia Bible Commentary Series (from the foreword)

"Dick Tripp combs the Scriptures to find and focus every reference to history's most momentous event. Does a more thorough analysis of the biblical data exist anywhere? I doubt it."—James I. Packer, Board of Governors's Professor of Theology, Regent College, Vancouver

"Dick Tripp's treatment of the cross of Christ is comprehensive and readable. Students and seasoned preachers alike will find this book, and the way the material is arranged, most helpful."—Derek Eaton, former Bishop of Nelson and Assistant Bishop of Cairo

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Triple Homicide: From the Case Files of Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, and the Women's Murder Club

Triple Homicide: From the Case Files of Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, and the Women's Murder Club

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Triple Homicide: From the Case Files of Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, and the Women's Murder Club

Triple Homicide: From the Case Files of Alex Cross, Michael Bennett, and the Women's Murder Club

by James Patterson

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"It is surprising . . . how few books on the cross have stood the test of time. During the twentieth century, James Denny's Death of Christ (1903), Leon Morris's Apostolic Preaching of the Cross (1955), and John Stott's The Cross of Christ (1986) are among the few outstanding works. Now in Dick Tripp's Why Did Jesus Die? we have a work of outstanding and lasting worth—an amazingly comprehensive reference to all the biblical texts that point to Christ's death, its meaning and significance for today's church. . . . Throughout, there is constant cross-reference to both Testaments, to the church's commentators throughout history, and to contemporary Christian writers. A mine of fact and interpretation to inspire the heart of any preacher and teacher of Scripture. I unreservedly commend this book to pastors as a study guide for preaching on the cross and to all who seek to live out in daily life Jesus Christ, as Saviour and Lord."—Bruce Nicholls, editor of the Asia Bible Commentary Series (from the foreword)

"Dick Tripp combs the Scriptures to find and focus every reference to history's most momentous event. Does a more thorough analysis of the biblical data exist anywhere? I doubt it."—James I. Packer, Board of Governors's Professor of Theology, Regent College, Vancouver

"Dick Tripp's treatment of the cross of Christ is comprehensive and readable. Students and seasoned preachers alike will find this book, and the way the material is arranged, most helpful."—Derek Eaton, former Bishop of Nelson and Assistant Bishop of Cairo


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781538714713
Publisher: Grand Central Publishing
Publication date: 07/17/2018
Edition description: Large Print
Pages: 528
Product dimensions: 5.10(w) x 7.80(h) x 1.50(d)

About the Author

About The Author

DICK TRIPP (MA Cambridge) is a retired Anglican clergyman who has worked in parish ministry in the Diocese of Christchurch, New Zealand. He is the author of The Biblical Mandate for Caring for Creation.

Hometown:

Palm Beach, Florida

Date of Birth:

March 22, 1947

Place of Birth:

Newburgh, New York

Education:

B.A., Manhattan College, 1969; M.A., Vanderbilt University, 1971

Table of Contents

Preface 13

Acknowledgements 15

Introduction 17

Part 1 What the Bible says about the cross 25

Old Testament images of the cross 27

The tree of life 28

The serpent's fatal wound 29

Thorns - symbol of the curse 32

Our nakedness covered through the shedding of blood 32

A God who is prepared to die 34

The Father's sacrifice 35

Passover - safe beneath the Lamb's blood 37

Bitter waters made sweet 40

The smitten rock - God in the dock 40

Animal sacrifices 44

Day of Atonement - the rent curtain 48

The bronze serpent - look and live 51

Isaiah's Suffering Servant 53

The Psalms 60

Death leading to resurrection 64

The cross in the Gospels 69

Emphasis on the passion and cross in the Gospels 69

Hints and references to the cross before its occurrence 70

The Last Supper 83

Gethsemane 86

The trial 91

The crucifixion 97

The burial 109

The resurrection 112

Between resurrection and ascension 113

The cross - the focus of prophecy 114

The cross in Acts 119

The cross in the New Testament letters 125

Christ's death "for our sins" 126

The blood of Christ 128

The cross in Paul's letters 135

The cross and sin 138

The cross central in Paul's preaching 139

Our identification with Christ in his death 140

Our identification with Christ in suffering 144

The cross and the wisdom of God 144

The cross and the challenge of godly living 145

Christ's death and our death 146

The death of Christ and his exultation 147

Benefits of the cross 149

Forgiveness 149

Justification 150

Salvation 157

Reconciliation 159

Redemption 163

Sanctification 167

Propitiation 169

Adoption 172

The cross in Hebrews 177

The cross in Peter 183

The cross in 1 John 187

The cross in Revelation 191

Part 2 Related Issues 195

The cross and the Trinity 197

The cross and the love of God 205

The cross and the justice of God 211

The cross and suffering 219

Why Easter Saturday? 227

God's "Yes" of Easter Day 233

The cross and history's reversal of values 237

Why the cross is not popular 239

The cross and discipleship 247

The cross and other religions 253

The cross and our response 257

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