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How to Become Like Christ

How to Become Like Christ

Marcus Dods (1834–1909) was a Scottish Free Church theologian. He ministered for over twenty years at Renfield Free Church in Glasgow, then became professor of New Testament exegesis at New College, Edinburgh, and eventually its principal. A careful and candid biblical scholar, he wrote widely read works on Genesis, the Gospels, and the parables. Our library holds How to Become Like Christ, his short devotional classic on Christlikeness.

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First published
1909
Category
Holiness
Length
17k words · about 1 hour
Chapters
6

About this book

A short book by Scottish minister and scholar Marcus Dods on growing into the likeness of Christ, published in 1909. Dods considers what Christlikeness is and how it is formed in ordinary believers — through fellowship with Christ, obedience, and the slow discipline of daily life. Plain and encouraging, it suits readers who want practical help toward Christian maturity.

Contents

  1. How to Become Like Christ
  2. The Transfiguration 🔒
  3. Indiscreet Importunity 🔒
  4. Shame on Account of God's Displeasure 🔒
  5. Naaman Cured 🔒
  6. The Lame Man at the Temple Gate 🔒

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