Ecce Deus : essays on the life and doctrine of Jesus Christ, With controversial notes on "Ecce Homo."

Boston : Roberts Brothers, 1867, 1867. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 1st Edition. 363 p. 18 cm. ; LC: BT201; Dewey: 232.9 ; OCLC: 2434145 ; green cloth with embossed design and gold lettering ; Bookplate of Louis Bacon Warren, an active member of the Atlanta Georgia Baptist Home Mission Board during the 1920's and 30's ; "Dr. Parker is a very striking thinker. He thinks in imagery, and that imagery is of a very bold and picturesque quality. He never fails to arrest and retain attention."--The Dundee Advertiser ; "A careful consideration of the various points raised in 'Ecce Homo' induced the present writer to undertake a re-survey of the Life and Doctrine of Jesus Christ. He found, however, that he could not occupy the standpoint from which 'Ecce Homo' had been written, without, as it appeared to him, ignoring the mystery of the Incarnation, and thus putting himself into a false relation to all subsequent facts in Christian history. The following pages will show that on several points the writer finds himself in perfect coincidence with the author of 'Ecce Homo'" ; Contents: The Holy Thing -- The Written Word -- The Inauguration -- The Diabolic Phase -- The Mighty Works -- The Calling Of Men -- Christ Rejecting Men -- The Church -- The Church Left In The World -- Christ Adjusting Human Relations -- Christ The Contemporary Of All Ages -- These Sayings Of Mine -- Christ As An Interlocutor -- Eternal Punishments -- The Cross Of Christ -- The Relation Of The Cross To The Law -- The Relation Of The Cross To Practical Morals -- The Posthumous Ministry Of Jesus Christ -- Controversial Notes On "Ecce Homo" ; VG.