God, the Almighty: Power, Wisdom, Holiness, Love Book

Evaluation
Bloesch brings clarity and balance to the doctrine of God and the different issues he addresses, and achieves his purposes adeptly. He does this by first tracing the historical development of the topics, engaging with primary sources and showing shrewd understanding of other's opinions. The book is generally well organized, though he is somewhat inconsistent in presenting his own opinions. They appear sometimes scattered within the discussions, other times at the end of the chapter.
The recurring phrase "biblical faith" aids reading by refreshingly showing a biblical and balanced view of the relevant issue, as opposed to other views. This critique and return to a biblically based view enriched by insights from both extremes is timely and refreshing, as for example in reinterpreting immutability as constancy or reliability.
I appreciated his ability to draw insights from philosophy and imbalanced Christian views, that by themselves are inadequate. He hence synthesized many loose strands of truths, without confining them to a philosophical "overarching ontology". He is ecumenical in the solutions he provides, having divine revelation found in Scripture, not any tradition, as the supreme authority.
I recommend this book to every serious Christian, cognizant that it is perhaps too dense for casual readers. Bloesch presents the doctrine of God in a biblical and balanced manner, a God truly worthy of worship.