The Invisible Things of Him - Faulkner, Austin D.
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This book shows the hidden things in the creation as well as the scriptures that point to Jesus Christ and his purpose. There are "Types and Shadows" of Him in both the creation and the scriptures. The first chapter shows how this body that we walk around in is a good representation of Jesus Christ and His body of Sons. According to Ephesians 4:13 this body is the fullness of Christ. The 2nd chapter shows how a simple stalk of corn indicates how God brought forth His son Jesus and then, later, brings forth the Body of Sons that are in Him. The 3rd chapter brings out many ways the number 3…mehr

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This book shows the hidden things in the creation as well as the scriptures that point to Jesus Christ and his purpose. There are "Types and Shadows" of Him in both the creation and the scriptures. The first chapter shows how this body that we walk around in is a good representation of Jesus Christ and His body of Sons. According to Ephesians 4:13 this body is the fullness of Christ. The 2nd chapter shows how a simple stalk of corn indicates how God brought forth His son Jesus and then, later, brings forth the Body of Sons that are in Him. The 3rd chapter brings out many ways the number 3 shows the perfection in the Jesus People. For instance 3 men were thrown into Nebuchadnezzar's furnace. They came out without any harm at all. This is a type of the people in this day who will go through the Antichrist tribulation furnace. The number three is a very important number in God's word. It is the number in the Godhead. Chapter 4 shows how the sun is a type of Jesus. The moon that shines on reflected light is a type of Satan. The trees are types of good, holy men of God. This chapter brings out many evil things going on in this world today. Chapter 5 shows that the birth of Jesus was a natural birth like everyone. He was made like all men yet without sin. He was a legal redeemer, not a Babylonian fairy tale.