I'm a great fan of understanding
the Hebrew scriptures through types and antiTypes, as expressed in the letter to the Hebrews.
This little book (download on Kindle) is FULL of this type of understanding the important things in scripture.!
God bless you Scott !
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Clear, concise explanations that make the Word of God come alive
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2018
I loved this book.It doesn't simply explain the story of Abraham and Isaac, but takes us on a journey through the passageway of Genesis 22 into the epic story of redemption. Section by section, verse by verse LaPierre shows rather than tells how nearly every detail of Abraham’s sacrifice points to and illuminates God’s sacrifice of his own Son to save mankind.One of the best aspects of the book is the way LaPierre subtly equips us to be better Bible readers as he guides us through the story. He frequently offers clear explanations of Biblical concepts, like this example from chapter 3: "Psalm 16 is a Messianic Psalm, which means that even though it was written by David, it can be read as though Jesus is speaking." That is the most straightforward, helpful explanation of the term "Messianic Psalm" I've ever read.But what really makes this book special is the way the Bible retains its authority throughout. The reader gets the sense that he is not "listening" to someone speak about God, but is being ushered into the Word of God to hear God Himself speak. LaPierre writes as a pastor, not a professor with a theory to promote. His concern is not to get his own point of view across, but to show us what the Bible really says and means. And as we read, it is persistently clear that what we are reading has direct and profound implications for our lives. This is why the book is a thrill to read. We come away more amazed at God, with greater trust in his Word, and deeper wonder at the story of redemption. If you have any desire to know God or understand the Bible better, then follow LaPierre to God's amazing story of redemption through Abraham and Isaac and this wonderful little book!
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It doesn't simply explain the story of Abraham and Isaac, but takes us on a journey through the passageway of Genesis 22 into the epic story of redemption. Section by section, verse by verse LaPierre shows rather than tells how nearly every detail of Abraham’s sacrifice points to and illuminates God’s sacrifice of his own Son to save mankind.
One of the best aspects of the book is the way LaPierre subtly equips us to be better Bible readers as he guides us through the story. He frequently offers clear explanations of Biblical concepts, like this example from chapter 3: "Psalm 16 is a Messianic Psalm, which means that even though it was written by David, it can be read as though Jesus is speaking." That is the most straightforward, helpful explanation of the term "Messianic Psalm" I've ever read.
But what really makes this book special is the way the Bible retains its authority throughout. The reader gets the sense that he is not "listening" to someone speak about God, but is being ushered into the Word of God to hear God Himself speak. LaPierre writes as a pastor, not a professor with a theory to promote. His concern is not to get his own point of view across, but to show us what the Bible really says and means. And as we read, it is persistently clear that what we are reading has direct and profound implications for our lives. This is why the book is a thrill to read. We come away more amazed at God, with greater trust in his Word, and deeper wonder at the story of redemption. If you have any desire to know God or understand the Bible better, then follow LaPierre to God's amazing story of redemption through Abraham and Isaac and this wonderful little book!
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One of the best aspects of the book is the way LaPierre subtly equips us to be better Bible readers as he guides us through the story. He frequently offers clear explanations of Biblical concepts, like this example from chapter 3: "Psalm 16 is a Messianic Psalm, which means that even though it was written by David, it can be read as though Jesus is speaking." That is the most straightforward, helpful explanation of the term "Messianic Psalm" I've ever read.
But what really makes this book special is the way the Bible retains its authority throughout. The reader gets the sense that he is not "listening" to someone speak about God, but is being ushered into the Word of God to hear God Himself speak. LaPierre writes as a pastor, not a professor with a theory to promote. His concern is not to get his own point of view across, but to show us what the Bible really says and means. And as we read, it is persistently clear that what we are reading has direct and profound implications for our lives. This is why the book is a thrill to read. We come away more amazed at God, with greater trust in his Word, and deeper wonder at the story of redemption. If you have any desire to know God or understand the Bible better, then follow LaPierre to God's amazing story of redemption through Abraham and Isaac and this wonderful little book!
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