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Walking with Jesus through His Word: Discovering Christ in All the Scriptures

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Walking with Jesus through His Word: Discovering Christ in All the Scriptures

What connects the whole Bible into one purposeful story?
Dennis Johnson takes readers of the Bible on a journey of discovery through the Old and New Testaments, pointing out a network of trails in the text. These are recurring themes that link different parts of the Bible to Jesus the Christ, the fulfiller of Godâ€™s promises and redeemer of Godâ€™s people.
Dennis emphasizes how each biblical passage must be read in its close and canonical contexts, revealing the Bibleâ€™s identity as a book about a relationshipâ€”the covenant between God and his people. This helps us to see Christ and his mission as a pattern that emerges naturally throughout the tapestry of Scripture.
God embedded in Israelâ€™s history events, individuals, institutions, and offices that foreshadowed Christ, his saving work, and his church. Those landmarks point the way to Jesus, who reveals the Father, reconciles us by his sacrifice, and rules us by his Word and Spirit.
Country USA
Brand P & R Publishing
Manufacturer P&R Publishing
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber 982201
ReleaseDate 2015-05-15
UnitCount 1
EANs 9781596382206

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