Cross And Its Shadow
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The sanctuary service “was the most wonderful object lesson every given to mankind”.
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The sanctuary service “was the most wonderful object lesson every given to mankind”.
–Page 37
Drawing solely from Scripture, Stephen Haskell gives you a clear, concise understanding of how the Old Testament sanctuary captures the entire theme of the gospel and represents the work of Christ in our behalf today.
You’ll learn how each facet of the sanctuary and its services, the different offerings and feasts, and the work of the high priest directly illustrate your personal salvation through Christ.
“In the sanctuary, the cross of Christ is the great center of the whole scheme of human redemption. Around it clusters every truth of the Bible” (p.ix).
SKU (ISBN): 9780828001342
S.N. Haskell
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2019
Publisher: Pacific Press Publishing Association
| Weight | .7 kg |
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