Was ist los?

George Somsel

Today's "Book of the Day" on my home page was Packer's Concise Theology (which I didn't even realize I had) so I took a look at it.  I discovered that it nowhere NOWHERE gives any pagination—not even on the website.  Does anyone have the print edition so you can tell me just how "concise" this is?

NB.Mick

Today's "Book of the Day" on my home page was Packer's Concise Theology (which I didn't even realize I had) so I took a look at it.  I discovered that it nowhere NOWHERE gives any pagination—not even on the website.  Does anyone have the print edition so you can tell me just how "concise" this is?

Amazon believes it has 267 pages in the 1993 edition Logos has.

Edit: the "most helpful"-rated 5-star reviewer writes: "It has about 90 short chapters (2-4 pages each) of essential Christian doctrines, and is written from a Reformed perspective. Packer's writing style is straightforward, concise, and intended to be read by anyone. He includes numerous scripture references to support each of the doctrines, and I have found it useful to read a chapter and then spend up to an hour reading all of the related scripture references." see http://www.amazon.com/Concise-Theology-Historic-Christian-Beliefs/dp/0842311114/ref=tmm_hrd_title_0?ie=UTF8&qid=1332609904&sr=1-1