Discover God Anew in the Old Testament

In this one-of-a-kind three-volume set, renowned scholar Christopher J. H. Wright invites you to view the Old Testament anew by seeing the life of the Triune God unfold for the first time in the covenant history of Israel.

This comprehensive set includes:

• Knowing God the Father Through the Old Testament: Wright explores dominant images in the narratives, psalms and prophetic texts of the Old Testament, seeking to reframe debates about the character of the Old Testament God. Emphasizing an ongoing interplay between authority and intimacy, Wright argues that the Old Testament writers were giving us a glimpse of the Father.
• Knowing Jesus Through the Old Testament: Wright seeks to bring clarity to debates over the historical Jesus by showing that Jesus' story is rooted in the story of Israel. He traces the life of Christ as it is illuminated by the Old Testament, and describes God's design for Israel as it is fulfilled in the story of Jesus.
• Knowing the Holy Spirit Through the Old Testament: Opening with the dynamic image of the presence "hovering over the waters," Wright traces the movement of the Holy Spirit through the Old Testament. Out of the mouths of prophets, from the hands of judges, and over the anointed heads of kings, we find the Third Person of the Trinity empowering God's people and renewing the earth.

Great for personal study, sermon preparation, or academic study, this set is an invaluable resource for both knowledge and reflection. Discover God's presence throughout the ages with the Knowing God Through the Old Testament Set.

Praise for the Series

"Wright capably demonstrates proper theological methodology while performing limied exegetical evaluation of the biblical text, demonstrating a biblical theological approach that can be grasped by the common reader."

—R. Alan Fuhr, Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society

"This little volume does a great service in making the Third Person of the Trinity more known and glorious to our hearts and minds."

—Kent I. Compton, Haddington House Journal

"Here is theology that feeds the soul in an immediate way, without getting sentimental. Pastors and church members will be rewarded in pocking up this work and meditating on the various topics that fill out a Christian understanding of who God is as our Father."

—Mark D. Vander Hart, Mid-America Journal of Theology