The fruit of decades of classroom teaching, The Incarnate Savior is a masterful theological textbook that provides an in-depth systematic account of the person and saving work of Jesus Christ. Integrating biblical and patristic testimony, scholastic and magisterial teaching, and attentiveness to pastoral concerns, theologian Lawrence Feingold carefully examines and elucidates the mystery of the incarnation, establishing its fittingness and exploring its implications and effects.

Beyond supplying an essential introduction to christological and soteriological doctrine, Feingold especially delves into the mysterious unities that flow from the hypostatic union of divine and human natures in Christ. These include the unity of his divine and human intellects, the unity of his divine and human wills, and the salvific unity that obtains between head and members in Christ's mystical body, most pointedly discerned in the mysteries of Christ's life. Throughout, Feingold offers students and scholars alike a captivating study of the mysteries of Christ and of salvation that enables them to penetrate more deeply into what is believed—and so enkindle their love.