Messiah the Prince

Name: Messiah the Prince
Brand: William Symington
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Jesus doesn't sit enthroned at the Father’s right hand in order to ignore the oval office or our public square.The gospel was never merely a message of pardon to individual souls. Yet modern political debate acts like Jesus’s only domain is the space between our ears.We are in desperate need of an informed opinion: someone who knows their Bible inside and out, someone who can clearly point to the boundaries of Christ’s dominion. Before approaching the legion of contemporary writings on Christ’s rule, William Symington invites the reader to first pore over the scriptures. God’s word loudly heralds the Lordship of Christ over his church, the nations, and their rulers, to the end that his glory fills all of his creation. — AUTHOR: William SymingtonBINDING: PaperbackPAGE COUNT: 344SIZE: 5.5x8.5ISBN 13: 979-8-90077-121-2ISBN 10: 8-90077-121-3PUB DATE: 2026-10-27

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AUTHOR: William Symington
BINDING: Paperback
PAGE COUNT: 344
SIZE: 5.5x8.5
ISBN 13: 979-8-90077-121-2
ISBN 10: 8-90077-121-3
PUB DATE: 2026-10-27

Table of Contents

Introduction

Author's Preface

Chapter 1: Necessity of the Mediatorial Dominion.

Chapter 2: Reality of the Mediatorial Dominion.

Chapter 3: Qualifications for the Mediatorial Dominion.

Chapter 4: Appointment of Christ to Mediatorial Dominion.

Chapter 5: Spirituality of the Mediatorial Dominion.

Chapter 6: Universality of the Mediatorial Dominion.

Chapter 7: The Mediatorial Dominion Over the Church.

Chapter 8: The Mediatorial Dominion Over the Nations.

Chapter 9: The Mediatorial Dominion Over the Nations, Continued.

Chapter 10: Perpetuity of the Mediatorial Dominion

Conclusion

Jesus doesn't sit enthroned at the Father’s right hand in order to ignore the oval office or our public square.

The gospel was never merely a message of pardon to individual souls. Yet modern political debate acts like Jesus’s only domain is the space between our ears.

We are in desperate need of an informed opinion: someone who knows their Bible inside and out, someone who can clearly point to the boundaries of Christ’s dominion. Before approaching the legion of contemporary writings on Christ’s rule, William Symington invites the reader to first pore over the scriptures. God’s word loudly heralds the Lordship of Christ over his church, the nations, and their rulers, to the end that his glory fills all of his creation.