| Specification |
Value |
| Publisher |
Banner of Truth |
| Page Count |
412 (approx. depending on edition) |
| Weight (ounces) |
~ 21.1 oz |
| Dimensions (inches) |
8.5 x 5.5 x 1.2 in |
| Binding Type |
Hardcover |
| Original Language |
English |
Book Overview:
"God's Way of Reconciliation" is a profound and meticulous exposition of the second chapter of the Epistle to the Ephesians, delivered by one of the 20th century's greatest preachers, Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones. This volume is part of a landmark series based on his sermons at Westminster Chapel, London.
Key Themes:
- The Human Condition: The author begins by analyzing verses 1–3, painting a realistic and sobering picture of man’s spiritual state—being "dead in trespasses and sins" apart from Christ.
- Divine Intervention: A central focus is placed on verse 4 ("But God..."), where Lloyd-Jones explains the magnitude of God’s mercy and the sovereign grace that brings a sinner to life.
- Unity in Christ: The latter half of the book addresses the breaking down of the "middle wall of partition." The author demonstrates how the Cross reconciles not only man to God but also estranged groups of people (Jew and Gentile), creating "one new man"—the Church.
- Practical Application: The book goes beyond mere theory, calling readers to realize their new identity in Christ as fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God.
Target Audience:
This book is an essential resource for pastors, theological students, and any Christian seeking a deeper understanding of the doctrine of salvation and the biblical foundation for Church unity.
