Holiday season special: Booklet or tract excellent for Israel and others.

Posted in 19 Writing Prophets supplement, Gospel in Isaiah, LCBC Volume 5, The 19 Writing Prophets, Nation of Israel, New King of the New Israel, Prophets and Apostles, the Bible.

Gospel in Isaiah from Writing Prophets: Booklet (Writing Prophets Book 1) Kindle Edition
Of the 19 Writing Prophets in the Old Testament, Isaiah of course with Psalms has the most quotes in the New Testament. For example Matthew quotes Isaiah 17 times, Romans 17 times, and Hebrews 17 times. The most famous quote is: “Therefore the Lord himself shall give you a sign; Behold, a virgin shall conceive, and bear a son, and shall call his name Immanuel.” (Isaiah 7:14 and Matthew 1:23)

gospel in Isaiah on amazon

Also an introduction to the Jerry McMichael SunGrist author page on Amazon.

amazon.com/author/jerrymcmichaelssungrist

author page

Now Amazon has graciously provided this author page, so here it is shared with you constituents..  Yesterday “Gospel in Isaiah” from the Writing Prophets was published at the lowest cost possible as a convenient tract or booklet and special and a unique gift for one that has everything in books and Bibles. It is a good sample to grasp the method of Bible understanding according to the internal structure of the Bible, OT quotes in the NT, as God the Holy Spirit moved Jesus and the Apostles to select for quotes from the OT what was most important in the NT, then interpret, explain, and implement them into the 27 books of the NT. SunGrist calls is the ASPI in honor of II Peter 1:19-21, the Authorized Semi-Public Interpretation of the Bible. You must sample it in order to know
the ONE commentaries approach of SunGrist.

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Newer profile for Scottish Corner Research and Photos to a fighting Highlander; however it would seem that they more accurately made contributions as farmers and Presbyterians, also contributing to the Scot and Scot-Irish pioneer spirit that made such a contribution to America. Often settlers would strive to use them as "arrow catchers" outside their own settlements. However, in search of land for a living, they were up to the task. The big rural Ulster scene reminds us of perhaps the main thrust for pioneering with a farm scene, courtesy of Scot in Ulster. Of course even in Ulster they felt pressures against freedom of worship from the Anglicans and Irish Catholics. http://www.biblecombibleman.com/ScottishCorner.html

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