The Old Testament Roots of Our Faith

by Paul J. Achtemeier, Elizabeth Achtemeier

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Modern readers tend to forget that the declaration "before Abraham was I am" underscores the continuity between the promise to Abraham and its fulfillment in Christ. Acquiring a basic understanding of the relationship between the Old and New Testaments with respect to salvation's drama will enrich every reader's faith and appreciation for the Scriptures.… (more)

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NO OF PAGES: 142 SUB CAT I: Theology SUB CAT II: Tanach SUB CAT III: DESCRIPTION: The heart of the Christian faith rests upon the confession "Jesus is Lord", yet faithful Christians sometime overlook the fact that the Lordship of Jesus is firmly rooted in the promises and prophecies of the OT.NOTES: SUBTITLE:

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Modern readers tend to forget that the declaration "before Abraham was I am" underscores the continuity between the promise to Abraham and its fulfillment in Christ. Acquiring a basic understanding of the relationship between the Old and New Testaments with respect to salvation's drama will enrich every reader's faith and appreciation for the Scriptures.

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