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Leon Morris
Leon Morris was an Australian Anglican evangelical scholar of the twentieth century, widely recognised for his robustly conservative, Reformed-leaning theology and strong defence of historic Christian doctrine.
Morris made a major contribution to evangelical scholarship through his commentaries and studies on the New Testament, particularly on the Gospels and Paul. His work on the atonement, justification, and New Testament theology combined careful exegesis with a firm commitment to the authority of Scripture. His commentaries were written to be both academically responsible and accessible to pastors, bridging the gap between the academy and the pulpit.
He is especially valued for his clarity on the cross, the wrath of God, and the substitutionary nature of Christ’s death, all articulated with pastoral sensitivity and exegetical care. His writing continues to steady preachers who want to preach the gospel with theological depth and biblical accuracy.
Notable works include his commentaries on John, Romans, and the Corinthian letters, alongside his studies on the cross and New Testament theology.
Leon Morris
Leon Morris was an Australian Anglican evangelical scholar of the twentieth century, widely recognised for his robustly conservative, Reformed-leaning theology and strong defence of historic Christian doctrine.
Morris made a major contribution to evangelical scholarship through his commentaries and studies on the New Testament, particularly on the Gospels and Paul. His work on the atonement, justification, and New Testament theology combined careful exegesis with a firm commitment to the authority of Scripture. His commentaries were written to be both academically responsible and accessible to pastors, bridging the gap between the academy and the pulpit.
He is especially valued for his clarity on the cross, the wrath of God, and the substitutionary nature of Christ’s death, all articulated with pastoral sensitivity and exegetical care. His writing continues to steady preachers who want to preach the gospel with theological depth and biblical accuracy.
Notable works include his commentaries on John, Romans, and the Corinthian letters, alongside his studies on the cross and New Testament theology.