A. W. Tozer's The Knowledge of the Holy
is one of the great classic works of Evangelical spirituality from the
twentieth century. It is an exploration of the character and attributes
of God that is both theologically sound and devotionally rich, weaving
together Scripture, hymnody, prayer, and practical application, along
with some of the most illuminating quotations of worshipful saints from
across the centuries.
I recently completed reading it again and this time took notes. Here is a selection of some of the most helpful statements, with both chapter and page numbers (though my edition is different from the one linked above).
You can also get the book for just $ .99 on Kindle.
What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us. (Ch. 1; p. 7)
I recently completed reading it again and this time took notes. Here is a selection of some of the most helpful statements, with both chapter and page numbers (though my edition is different from the one linked above).
You can also get the book for just $ .99 on Kindle.
What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us. (Ch. 1; p. 7)
An attribute of God is whatever God has in any way revealed as being true of Himself. (Ch. 3; p. 18)
The full sun-blaze of revelation came at the incarnation when the Eternal Word became flesh to dwell among us. (Ch. 3; p. 20)
The doctrine of the Trinity is…truth for the heart. (Ch. 4; p. 29) Continue at Brian Hedges
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