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The Burnt Offering and Christ's Acceptance of Us
The offerings given in the Tabernacle show us how to relate to God. The burnt offering had to be ...
The offerings given in the Tabernacle show us how to relate to God. The burnt offering had to be given voluntarily, perfect, and acceptable unto God. It was wholly consumed and ascended as a sweet savor unto God. Today it is Christ that has accepted us, not the other way around. He gave Himself as a burnt offering, and we too are to give ourselves as a living sacrifice, wholly acceptable uno God. VF-2394
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The C.S. Lewis Signature Classics (8-Volume Box...
This boxed set includes new paperback volumes of eight of C.S. Lewis's classic books: Mere Christ...
This boxed set includes new paperback volumes of eight of C.S. Lewis's classic books: Mere Christianity; The Screwtape Letters; The Great Divorce; The Problem of Pain; Miracles; A Grief Observed; Abolition of Man; and The Four Loves.
$75.99
The Call of God Requires Intense Effort, But th...
We do not "faithe" to get results in the world but instead to prove up our calling. Faith establi...
We do not "faithe" to get results in the world but instead to prove up our calling. Faith establishes the contact of being placed in Christ and seeded in heavenly places as the earnest of our inheritance to come, and the Holy Spirit is then placed in us, which is saving us from hell and getting us to heaven. Hebrews 2. VF-0559. © Copyright 1987
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The called of God are not chosen by man, but by God for His special purpose. Hebrews 5:1-4. Disc ...
The called of God are not chosen by man, but by God for His special purpose. Hebrews 5:1-4. Disc 25 of 45 in the Hebrews series- VF-1914 Additional Products on the Subject: Nehemiah: Man’s Place in God’s Plan by Pastor Melissa Scott, Ph.D. Hardcover 370 pages (Book Sold Separately)
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The Candlestick in the Tabernacle: God's Testim...
The golden candlestick in the tabernacle represented Christ's death and resurrection. It provided...
The golden candlestick in the tabernacle represented Christ's death and resurrection. It provided light in a dark place, illuminating all the other activities in the holy place. The oil represented the Holy Spirit, and the wick represented the saints. God gives us the opportunity to participate joyfully in service to Him, and this requires fresh dedication each day. VF-2386.
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The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus by Gary ...
The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus will prepare you to make a compelling argument for the his...
The Case for the Resurrection of Jesus will prepare you to make a compelling argument for the historicity of Christ's resurrection, even to those who do not accept the Bible as divinely inspired. The authors first develop principles by which a historical event can be accepted as true, then apply them to belief in Christ's rising from the dead, and finally offer sample scenarios illustrating the use of these principles. Paperback 352 pages. ISBN 9780825427886
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