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3 6 6 I n t e r p r e t a t i o n Volume 41 / Issue 3an act of reverence by the author for the God whose image he describes. Forone who wants to learn about the God of the Christians, there is no scarcityof options. Rarely, however, does one get to see the considered judgmentsabout God from such a widely respected scholar. The book deserves to beread with care by anyone who would like to understand better the image ofGod offered by Christianity.