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Negating Persusion ἀπειθέω & the Gospel of Persuasion: A Quantified Evaluation of the Gospel, and the Persuasive Logic & Evangelistic Approach by Jesus the Christ, the Son of God (en Inglés)
Carter, Timothy Evans;;;Johnson, A. Edmond (Autor)
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Negating Persusion ἀπειθέω & the Gospel of Persuasion: A Quantified Evaluation of the Gospel, and the Persuasive Logic & Evangelistic Approach by Jesus the Christ, the Son of God (en Inglés) - Carter, Timothy Evans;;;Johnson, A. Edmond
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Is biblical faith a blind leap—or a reasoned response to divine truth? Throughout the New Testament, Jesus and His apostles consistently appealed to evidence, testimony, Scripture, signs, and reason as they proclaimed the Gospel. Yet the biblical language of persuasion has often received far less attention than the language of faith alone. Negating Persuasion (ἀπειθέω) and the Gospel of Persuasion examines this overlooked theme through a comprehensive study of Scripture, Greek linguistics, historical theology, and the TMQ (Target • Meet • Qualify) methodology. By exploring the New Testament concept of apeitheō—the refusal to be persuaded—this volume demonstrates how unbelief is frequently portrayed not merely as ignorance, but as resistance to revealed truth. Inside you'll discover: The biblical meaning of persuasion and unbelief A detailed study of apeitheō in the New Testament How the Gospel of John presents evidence for belief in Christ The relationship between persuasion, faith, and evangelism Greek word studies that illuminate key theological concepts A systematic framework for evaluating doctrine through Scripture, language, and historical context Ideal for pastors, seminary students, Bible teachers, Christian apologists, and thoughtful believers, this book challenges readers to engage the Gospel with both conviction and careful study, showing that biblical faith is grounded in God's revealed truth and invites a thoughtful response.