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Discovering Christ in Revelation (Discovering Christ)
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Item description for Discovering Christ in Revelation (Discovering Christ) by Donald S. Fortner & ...
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The singular subject, theme, and message of the entire Bible, the Old Testament and the New, is the person, work and glory of the Lord Jesus Christ. As in creation, providence and redemption, so in the Holy Scriptures, it is the purpose of God 'that in all things he might have the pre-eminence'. The Book is a book all about Christ. It is a 'him' Book. In this further work in Don Fortner's 'Discovering Christ' series, he turns to the last book of the Bible and shows how indeed it is 'the revelation of Jesus Christ'. Again the author's intent is not to provide a full exposition of the book, but to see Christ as the focus, not just of this book, but of all Scripture. |
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Studio: Evangelical Press
Pages 516
Dimensions: Length: 8.62" Width: 5.3" Height: 1.08"
Weight: 1.34 lbs.
Binding Softcover
Release Date Apr 1, 2002
Publisher Evangelical Press
Series Discovering Christ
ISBN 0852344872
ISBN13 9780852344873
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 | FULL OF CHRIST - Discovering Christ in Revelation Oct 25, 2004 |
This is one of the few books I have read that is full of Christ. If Daniel Parks in his Foreward can write of the author: "I have never heard him devote a message to any subject other than Christ", we too can say that we have never read another book so full of Christ, except Samuel Rutherford's Letters and Isaac Ambrose's Looking Unto Jesus. To enter into detail would be superfluous. Can any present-day reader bear 512 pages devoted exclusively to the Saviour (Victor because Victim, as Augustine finely says)? If so, it will not be long before his prayer is turned into praise.
(Though this site advertizes Daniel E. Parks as the author this book, it was actually written by Donald S. Fortner. Parks only wrote the foreword.) | | | Write your own review about Discovering Christ in Revelation
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