God's Festivals in Scripture and History: Part 1: The Spring Festivals

GOD'S FESTIVALS IN SCRIPTURE AND HISTORY challenges Christians to bring about worship renewal by developing a church calendar patterned after the religious calendar God gave to Israel. Such a calendar would celebrate during the course of the year the redemptive accomplishments of Christs first and second Advents. We cannot preach the whole Bible in one sermon. We cannot celebrate the whole story of redemption in one Sabbath. A church calendar patterned after the calendar of Israel can help to do justice to all the great saving acts of God.

The first volume on THE SPRING FESTIVALS examines Passover and Pentecost historically, typologically and theologically. It shows how the Springs feasts of Israel helps us understand the redemptive accomplishments of Christ's First Advent.

• God's Festivals in Scripture and History: Part 2: The Fall Festivals
• The Sabbath in the New Testament: Answers to Questions
• The Sabbath Under Crossfire: A Biblical Analysis of Recent Sabbath/Sunday Developments
• The Time of the Crucifixion and Resurrection
• Wine in the Bible: A Biblical Study on the Use of Alcoholic Beverages, An Abridged Edition
• Women in the Church : A Biblical Study on the Role of Women in the Church
• Immortality or Resurrection? A Biblical Study on Human Nature and Destiny
• From Sabbath to Sunday : A Historical Investigation of the Rise of Sunday Observance in Early Christianity
• Christian Dress and Adornment
• The Marriage Covenant : A Biblical Study on Marriage, Divorce, and Remarriage