Touched with our feelings: A historical survey of Adventist thought on the human nature of Christ

Just how much was Jesus like us when He was here on earth? In this study on the nature of man, J R Zurcher examines the biblical doctrine of Christ's human nature. Carefully tracing the development of the doctrine of Christ within the Adventist church, Zurcher maintains that the glory of our Saviour's successful mission to this world is enhanced, not diminished, by the fact that He triumphed in spite of taking all the liabilities of "sinful flesh." Book Specs Binding: Paper BackPublisher: 1888 Message Study CommitteePrinted: 1999Pages: 308 Table of Contents Preface by Kenneth H. Wood Introduction PART I. THE DIVINE AND HUMAN NATURE OF CHRIST Chapter 1. The Divinity of Christ Chapter 2. Christ's Human Nature PART II. THE CHRISTOLOGY OF THE PIONEERS OF THE ADVENTIST CHURCH Chapter 3. The Christology of Ellen. G. White (1827-1915) Chapter 4. Ellet J. Waggoner (1855-1916) Chapter 5. Alonzo T. Jones (1850-1923) Chapter 6. William Warren Prescott (1855-1944) Chapter 7. The Holy Flesh Movement PART III. EXTRACTS FROM OFFICIAL CHURCH PUBLICATIONS (1895-1952) Chapter 8. Extracts From Official Publications (1895-1915) Chapter 9. Extracts From Official Publications (1916-1952) PART IV. THE CHRISTOLOGICAL CONTROVERSY AT THE HEART OF THE ADVENTIST CHURCH Chapter 10. "Adventism's New Milestone" Chapter 11. First Reactions to the Book Questions on Doctrine Chapter 12. Reactions to the New Christology (1970-1979) Chapter 13. The Crest of the Controversy Chapter 14. In Search of Historical Truth PART V. A RETURN TO SOURCES OF ADVENTIST AND BIBLICAL CHRISTOLOGY Chapter 15. Evaluation and Critique Chapter 16. Biblical Data of Christology Epilogue Index