The Knowledge of the Holy
117
Book • Nonfiction
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Christian1960s
1978
Adult
18+ years
The Knowledge of the Holy by A.W. Tozer explores the nature and attributes of God, aiming to deepen a person's relationship with the divine. The book emphasizes understanding God's character to foster a meaningful spiritual life, focusing on attributes like holiness, wisdom, omnipotence, and love without delving into doctrinal specifics or narrative developments.
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The Knowledge of the Holy by A.W. Tozer offers profound and accessible theological insights into the nature of God, earning praise for its spiritual depth and clarity. Some readers find the language archaic, and the lack of comprehensive academic rigor may leave others wanting. Overall, it's a valuable read for deepening one's spiritual understanding.
A reader who would enjoy The Knowledge of the Holy by A.W. Tozer is likely someone with a deep interest in Christian spirituality and theology. Similar readers might appreciate C.S. Lewis’s Mere Christianity or J.I. Packer’s Knowing God. This audience values contemplative and devotional reading that explores the nature and attributes of God.
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The Knowledge of the Holy by A.W. Tozer was originally published in 1961, and it is considered one of his seminal works on Christian theology.
A.W. Tozer wrote much of The Knowledge of the Holy while serving as the pastor of Southside Alliance Church in Chicago, illustrating his deep commitment to pastoral as well as written ministry.
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Tozer, a self-taught theologian, was ordained as a minister in the Christian and Missionary Alliance, and The Knowledge of the Holy reflects his evangelical roots and deep passion for understanding the nature of God.
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117
Book • Nonfiction
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Christian1960s
1978
Adult
18+ years
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