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The Crucifixion: Understanding the Death of Jesus Christ
by

Fleming Rutledge

Jeremy Brundage's review

Aug 06, 2024

it was amazing

This book was an undertaking, but extremely worth it, and only took 6 months! It changed my view on a lot of things and reassured some doubts/confusions in a lot of places. Really grateful for book club friends- Laura, John, Lizzy, Max and Pastor Adrienne for going through the book with me.

“If God is truly in charge of his own plan of redemption, then any suggestion that human agency is determinative is theologically fatal to the entire enterprise.”

― Fleming Rutledge, The Crucifixion

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Reading Progress

February 14, 2024 – Started Reading

February 14, 2024 – Shelved

February 18, 2024 –

page 56

8.05% ""If God is not truly incarnate in Jesus as he accomplishes his work on the cross, then nothing has really happened from God's side and we are thrown back on ourselves. If there is no incarnation of the Godhead in Jesus' sacrifice, then there is no salvation apart from what human nature can contribute.""

March 13, 2024 –

page 167

23.99%

April 17, 2024 –

page 303

43.53% "“…whose mighty deeds on the Red Sea Shore are only a part of who he is. His concern for the powerless in every detail of their existence is part of what it means to call God “Redeemer”” -page 300"

August 6, 2024 – Finished Reading