Ransomed, Redeemed, and Forgiven

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Images connected to money are found frequently in the Bible and in the hymns and songs Christians sing. The ideas of ransom, redemption, and forgiveness are a key part of how the work of Jesus on the cross is described. But what do the pictures of ransom, redemption, and forgiveness actually mean? How would they have been understood by the first hearers of the gospel? How do they link to kidnapping, slavery, and debt? Using practical examples from his experience as a banking lawyer and from history, David McIlroy shows how power, money, and sin combine to trap us, leaving us in desperate need of a redeemer to rescue us.This book will deepen your understanding of Jesus's death, enrich your worship, and inspire you to share and demonstrate the transformative power of the salvation achieved through the cross and resurrection.

Autorenportrait

David H. McIlroy is a practicing lawyer and a Visiting Professor teaching banking law at the University of Notre Dame (USA) in England. He is also a tutor in the theology of law at Spurgeons College. He is the author of<i>The End of Law</i> (2019),<i>A Trinitarian Theology of Law</i> (2009), and<i>A Biblical View of Law and Justice</i> (2004).<br>

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