Incomparableness of God
'Incomparableness of God' Summary
The Incomparableness of God is a classic work of Christian theology that explores the nature and attributes of God. The author, George Swinnock, argues that God is incomparable to any other being, and that He is the only one who is truly worthy of our worship and adoration. Swinnock examines God's being, attributes, works, and Word, showing how each of these aspects of God's nature reveals His unique and transcendent character.Book Details
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