Sinopsis
A. W. Tozer's evocative and insightful account into the Christian lore is an illumination of God's wisdom and its effect upon humankind on Earth.
This book devotes specific chapters to the various attributes of God, and reflects upon their manifestation in the Bible and to all believers. Tozer begins his book urging clarity and mindfulness in Christians contemplating the divine: he wishes to correctly align the minds of readers, so they may understand exactly what God is and how his omniscience, justice, grace and love underpin human existence.
Tozer was a well-read Biblical scholar and theologian. Thus, Knowledge of the Holy is populated with quotations and insights from various believers and poets over the centuries. Thomas Carlyle, Frederick Faber, and other figures in the Christian tradition are quoted for their insight, and used as a starting point for several poignant questions. These, alongside intermittent quotations of the Holy Bible, make this book a treasure trove of wisdom.
A. W. Tozer spent a lifetime seeking to enlighten and educate Christians. Although he never received formal theological training, he was a voracious reader and passionately devoted follower of the Christian faith and values. A minister for forty-four years, Tozer's knowledge - and ability to present lore afresh to American audiences - made him a popular author. In spite of his success, Tozer continued to adhere to Christian principles: he never bought a car, and lived a simple life free of material concerns.
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