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The Six Miracles of Calvary: Unveiling the Story of Easter

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Although this book has few pages, the insightful analysis of the miracles occurring during Christ's crucifixion are thought-provoking and drive you back to the Bible to check out the miracles with new eyes. If you thought you knew the story of the crucifixion, the tearing of the veil, the earthquake, the cry of Christ at His death, etc. the reading of this book will reveal many things that have escaped your attention. As many times as I have read the story in the Gospels, this book has shown things I have never seen in the different accounts of His death. We have used this book for weeks of study in our local Bible Study. If the Six Miracles of Calvary gives you a new revelation of only one miracle, the 3 hours of darkness, it is well worth the price. Absolutely fascinating, so glad we were introduced to this small powerhouse. I highly recommend it.

A great little book explaining the miracles surrounding the crucifixion and resurrection of the Messiah listed in the Bible that we sometimes blow by. This book is excellent for anyone, parent teaching children, teacher of Sunday school, pastor making a series for congregation, all based on the Word. Easily carried in pocket or purse.

The Six Miracles of Calvary is one of the best books on Easter I have read!! I highly recommend this book to everyoone.

A very thoughtful discourse on the events surrounding Jesus' death and their importance. I enjoyed reading this theological view of things; at times the author makes some assumptions as to certain things, but overall a good book I recommend to other Christians!

I expected a much deeper examination of the events of the crucifixion. Everything that was in this book is already known to every studious Christian. Very disappointing!

Was not quite as neat a copy as I expected, but it did arrive on time.

I have the one of the original Moody Press Classic prints of this body of work and this modern day "updated" reissue. The original work done by Nicholson used only the KJV for his scripture references. I see this happening more and more as Satan gets the present day world to change not only The Father's Holy Word, but to water down classic works based on the only english translation without error, the King James Version! Why can't the classics that are KJV based be left alone and just reprinted!