In "The Virgin-Birth of Our Lord," B. W. Randolph explores the theological implications and historical context surrounding the doctrine of the virgin birth of Jesus Christ. Through meticulous analysis and a critical lens, Randolph employs a scholarly yet accessible literary style that interweaves scriptural exegesis with contemporary theological discourse. This work engages with various interpretations and debates in Christian doctrine, presenting the virgin birth not merely as a matter of faith but as a pivotal point of discussion within the broader narrative of Christian theology and the understanding of divinity in the Incarnation. B. W. Randolph, an esteemed theologian and biblical scholar, brings a wealth of knowledge and personal conviction to the subject. His academic background, steeped in both historical theology and church history, has equipped him with the tools to navigate complex religious controversies. Randolph'Äôs work is inspired by his dedication to truth and the need for clarity in a time where traditional beliefs are often questioned and re-evaluated in light of modern scholarship. This book is recommended for theologians, students of religious studies, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the virgin birth's significance in Christian faith. Randolph'Äôs compelling insights and rigorous examination make it an invaluable addition to both lay readers' and scholars' libraries.