Christ the Eternal Son

The book, Christ the Eternal Son by A.W. Tozer is on the Gospel
of John and is one that has long mystified and perplexed Biblical scholars. Straying
from the simplicity of the Synoptic Gospels, John's take is much more cryptic and
spiritual. A.W. Tozer examines this Gospel in pieces, looking at God's relationship
with man qualitatively. In Christ the Eternal Son, how can a self-existent
God relate to His human creations? The miraculous gap was bridged, Tozer declares,
when the "Word became flesh!"  A.W. Tozer brings his powerful theology to life
in this book, continually reminding the reader of the incredible grace of God. Great
are those who are sensitive enough to hear God's voice in their lives. Tozer makes
the simple yet profound suggestion to the doubting believer of spending five genuine
minutes seeking the Lord and kneeling at His mercy, then considering their nearness
to God. He illuminates these truths through the story of Nicodemus, the Pharisee
who was willing to hear the Lord's call. The whole of the Gospel narrative is spread
throughout this book, each page brings a new tenet of God's masterful plan for redemption. 
Tozer reveals one of his own principles of grace, saying that "everything is wrong
until Jesus sets it right!" This basic and manageable notion of the Gospel is the
foundation of Tozer's logical argument throughout and leaves the reader inspired
to quietly do the will of God.