Released in the UK January 2021
Released in the US January 2021
Large trade paperback | 128 Pages
9781527106369 • £9.99 $12.99
BISAC – REL067040
From Glory to Golgotha
Controversial Issues in the Life of Christ
Donald Macleod
Renowned theologian
Clear, engaging writing style
Controversial issues in the life of Christ
Renowned theologian and author, Donald Macleod explains controversial topics from the life of Christ with clarity and care. Staying true to the biblical text he points readers to reflect on the Saviour who has captivated his own heart and mind. This new edition includes 4 new chapters, originally published as articles on the Desiring God website.
Donald Macleod
Donald Macleod (1940–2023) was the Principal of the Free Church of Scotland College, Edinburgh until 2010. Regarded as one of Britain’s most prominent theologians he wrote extensively on a wide range of issues.
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Christian Focus
… passion and intensity, decades of study, deep theological reflection and serious polemical interaction, and even more, the heart of a believing theologian who knows he needs Christ and His Cross. If your prayer is ‘more love to Thee, O Christ,’ here is fuel for your devotion. Read and believe and worship.
Ligon Duncan
Chancellor and CEO, Reformed Theological Seminary
I have been influenced by Dr. MacLeod’s writings for over forty years. No matter what the topic may be, one senses the precision of a pastor–theologian carefully analyzing his material to bring us to bow before a sovereign and gracious God, ‘lost in wonder, love and praise.’ Sure–footed, rich in biblical analysis, pastorally edifying, these ‘sound words’ provide a book to be read over and over.
Derek W. H. Thomas
Chancellor’s Professor, Reformed Theological Seminary; Teaching Fellow, Ligonier Ministries
Drawing on over 60 years of Biblical research, Donald Macleod is somehow able to magnificently and adoringly expound the mysteries of Christ with a skill which will not only educate, but draw his readers closer to the unfathomable realities of what God did in sending his Son.
Iver Martin
Principal, Edinburgh Theological Seminary, Edinburgh, Scotland