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The Person and Work of Jesus Christ in Each Book of the Old Testament Seen in Its New Testament Fulfillment: An Emmaus Walk
Overview
Gary Staats works his way through the Old Testament, providing a Christological study that uncovers and explicates Christ’s presence and role in each season of Israel’s history, much like Jesus did for his disciples when he appeared to them on the road to Emmaus. This work is a Christological study that unveils Jesus as the center of all Scripture through the examination of nearly 100 passages.
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- Presents connections between Old and New Testament theology
- Discusses the presence of Christ in the Old Testament
- Title: The Person and Work of Jesus Christ in Each Book of the Old Testament Seen in Its New Testament Fulfillment: An Emmaus Walk
- Author: Gary Staats
- Publisher: Gary Staats
- Publication Date: 2010
- Pages: 103
Gary Staats is the Gale and Harriette Ritz Professor of Old Testament at Winebrenner Theological Seminary. An American Baptist minister, he has taught and pastored for almost 40 years. He has also written numerous ebooks on Christological Hebrew grammar, Christological Greek grammar, Old and New Testament exegesis, and biblical theology.