Diccionario de los nombres de Cristo - Softcover

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Este diccionario contiene cerca de trescientos treinta títulos, designaciones, apelativos o nombres del Señor Jesús y en lo posible, cada uno de ellos ha sido definido desde la palabra original, bien en el hebreo o en el griego, con el fin de alcanzar una mayor comprensión del mismo. Un nombre bíblico representa siempre el carácter de un individuo, de manera que títulos del Hijo de Dios determinan su personalidad o forma de ser, a la vez que, en cierta forma, su obra a favor de los redimidos, de ahí la importancia de este libro para que el lector adquiera un mayor conocimiento de Cristo, le adore, le tema, le santifique, le glorifique, le alabe y sobre todo que le obedezca.

This dictionary contains nearly three hundred and thirty titles, designations, appellations, or names of the Lord Jesus and, as far as possible, each one has been defined from the original word, either in Hebrew or in Greek, in order to achieve a greater understanding of it. A biblical name always represents the character of an individual, so that titles of the Son of God determine his personality or way of being, as well as, in a certain sense, his work on behalf of the redeemed. Hence the importance of this book, so that the reader may acquire a greater knowledge of Christ, adore him, fear him, sanctify him, glorify him, praise him, and above all obey him.

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Page Count 454
Release Date Sep 22, 2026
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