The Lord of Glory

The Lord of Glory is a reverent Christological meditation centered on the majesty, offices, and redemptive work of Jesus Christ. Gaebelein writes in the devotional-expository mode characteristic of early twentieth-century evangelicalism, moving from Scripture to worship rather than from speculation to system. Its style is earnest, biblical, and homiletic, placing the risen and exalted Christ within the wider context of prophetic expectation, atonement, and Christian hope. Arno Clemens Gaebelein, a German-born American Bible teacher, editor, and prominent premillennial interpreter, devoted his ministry to expounding Scripture with particular attention to prophecy and the person of Christ. His work among Jewish communities and his long editorial leadership of Our Hope helped shape his conviction that all biblical revelation finds its unity and fulfillment in the Lord Jesus. This book is recommended for readers seeking a learned yet devotional account of Christ‘s glory as understood within conservative evangelical and dispensational traditions. It will especially reward students of biblical theology, historical Protestant piety, and anyone desiring a Scripture-saturated contemplation of Christ‘s supremacy.