Footprints in the Wilderness (Volume 3) - Russell, Byran C
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Footprints In The Wilderness is an exposition of three great books of the Bible: Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers. It shows how these books are inextricably bound together to emphasize God's Message of Holiness. Accordingly, Footprints In The Wilderness articulates the Principle of Holiness laid before the nation of Israel by God and shows how the blood sacrifices of the Law symbolized Christ's Atonement on behalf of mankind.Atonement under the Law was exclusive to Israel.Atonement under Grace is universal and is within the reach of every man.The details provided by Footprints will enable…mehr

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Footprints In The Wilderness is an exposition of three great books of the Bible: Exodus, Leviticus, and Numbers. It shows how these books are inextricably bound together to emphasize God's Message of Holiness. Accordingly, Footprints In The Wilderness articulates the Principle of Holiness laid before the nation of Israel by God and shows how the blood sacrifices of the Law symbolized Christ's Atonement on behalf of mankind.Atonement under the Law was exclusive to Israel.Atonement under Grace is universal and is within the reach of every man.The details provided by Footprints will enable Christians to better appreciate their Redemption and will encourage other to appropriate it to their lives.Redemption is the only hope of mankind. It is the Free Gift of God to man.
Autorenporträt
Rev. Russell has embraced the Christian Faith for more than 50 years, is a leading Theologian, Creation Scientist, and Founder of Faith Gospel Association World-wide Inc. Some other books by Rev. Russell are: 28 Steps To Eternity, The Parameters of Time, Can These Dry Bones Live?, The Incarnation, Theo-Cosmos, Understanding God's Sovereignty, The Greatness Of God's Mercy, The Exceeding Riches Of His Grace, Unlocking The Divinity Code, Viewing the Universe Through the Eye of the Atom, and My Thoughts 35 Years Ago.