The Marriage of Heaven and Earth - A Visual Guide to N.T. Wright: 50 Pictures to Explain the Rock Star Theologian of Our Day, Paperback/Marlin Watling

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"This is really an astonishing compilation." - N. T. Wright, Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, St. Andrews University "This is a very clever and useful introduction into the encyclopedic mind of the most prolific New Testament scholars of our generation. Tom Wright's thinking is a gift to those of us who seek to further understand the church in mission, discipleship in the way of Jesus, and life in the Kingdom of God. Marlin's book is a needed distillation of his key ideas. A good read." - Alan Hirsch, Author, Thought Leader, Activist, alanhirsch. org "The Lord Jesus had the amazing ability to make the complex simple... In this book Marlin Watling does the same - to interpret the theological reflection of one of the world's greatest theologians, NT Wright. Now, Tom Wright's work can be read and understood by us all. And that is a great gift to every student of theology, Christian minister and interested lay man and woman." - Mike Breen, Founder of 3DM Movements "Marlin Watling captures complex ideas in cheeky drawings that are counter-intuitive and, frankly, dazzling... The result is convincing, enlightening and educational: it is impossible to read this book and not be better informed of the shape of N T Wright's thinking." - Gerard Kelly, Director of The Bless Network and author of The Seven Stories that Shape Your Life "A very valuable summary of N. T. Wright's books put in a very readable and easy to understand format. I recommend this to any one as a helpful guide to a variety of important themes in scripture... Great book." - Barry Wissler, President, Harvest Net International "Marlin Watling provides wonderful visual echoes helping people 'see' the sometimes complex explanations of Prof. N. T. Wright. ... Marlin has provided a very good guide to Tom Wright's basic lines of thinking about the world, the Bible, and about God's ways of working out the reconciling of all things to himself." - David P. Seemuth, Ph. D., N. T. Wright Online "What an amazin