Our Lord and Saviour

"Our Lord and Saviour" is a profound devotional study exploring the life, person, and teachings of Jesus Christ. Written with pastoral clarity, the work delves into the dual nature of Christ, examining His humanity and His divinity through the lens of the New Testament Gospels. Peter Green provides readers with a meditative journey through the significance of Christ's ministry, His sacrificial love, and His enduring message of salvation.

This work serves as both a theological reflection and a practical guide for spiritual growth, inviting believers to deepen their understanding of their faith and their personal relationship with the Savior. Its timeless themes of grace, mercy, and divine purpose make it a significant contribution to 20th-century Christian literature. Suitable for individual study or group contemplation, the text offers a rich exploration of the Savior's character, designed to inspire faith and foster a closer walk with God. By focusing on the historical and spiritual impact of the life of Jesus, Green provides a work that remains relevant for anyone seeking a more intimate comprehension of the central figure of Christianity.

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