From Eden To The New Jerusalem An Introduction To Biblical Theology
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Why does the earth exist? What is the purpose of human life? The Bible -- a complex literary anthology -- answers life's most fundamental questions in its remarkably unified story, which centers on a unique deity. T. Desmond Alexander explores this story by beginning at the end, in the final chapters of the book of Revelation. Anticipating the creation of a new earth and a new heaven, these chapters bring to fulfillment a process that began with the creation of the earth, as described in the opening chapters of Genesis. These passages frame the biblical "meta-story." This stimulating study outlines the central themes of the Bible, with broad brushstrokes designed to show the general shape of the meta-story. With the big picture illuminated, we are able to discover each book's contribution to the whole. Appreciating these themes, which were an integral part of the thought-world of the biblical authors, will significantly alter our reading of individual books. Good theology always has pastoral implications, and this study is no exception. The truths revealed are extremely important for shaping our lifestyle choices. - Back cover.
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