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by Donald S. Fortner (Author), Clay Curtis (Foreword by)
A straightforward and easily read commentary on the book of Exodus by Pastor Don Fortner of Danville, KY.
This title is in the Discovering Christ series and follows the pattern of Pastor Fortner's previous books in the series by seeking and finding the Lord Jesus Christ in all the scriptures. The individual chapters follow the history of the Children of Israel from their deliverance from slavery in Egypt through their wilderness wandering. The book leans heavily upon the typology of these experiences with reference to the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ in His own life and ministry with parallels being drawn from the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. We see types and shadows of Christ in many people, events and experiences, and particularly in the design, arrangement and construction of the Tabernacle. In all these the sovereignty of God is emphasised and the accomplishments of the gospel of grace is declared by the success of Christ's life, death and resurrection for the salvation of His chosen people.
The book is in two volumes of approximately 530 pages each.
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by Donald S. Fortner (Author), Clay Curtis (Foreword by)
A straightforward and easily read commentary on the book of Exodus by Pastor Don Fortner of Danville, KY.
This title is in the Discovering Christ series and follows the pattern of Pastor Fortner's previous books in the series by seeking and finding the Lord Jesus Christ in all the scriptures. The individual chapters follow the history of the Children of Israel from their deliverance from slavery in Egypt through their wilderness wandering. The book leans heavily upon the typology of these experiences with reference to the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ in His own life and ministry with parallels being drawn from the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. We see types and shadows of Christ in many people, events and experiences, and particularly in the design, arrangement and construction of the Tabernacle. In all these the sovereignty of God is emphasised and the accomplishments of the gospel of grace is declared by the success of Christ's life, death and resurrection for the salvation of His chosen people.
The book is in two volumes of approximately 530 pages each.
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