GARMENTS FOR GLORY PB

Among the many exciting themes that flow from Genesis to Revelation, God has shown that He is the designer of garments.

Had it not been for Him, Adam and Eve would have left His presence covered but not clothed, wearing fig leaves inadequately sewn by their own hands rather than coats of skin from an animal sacrificially slain by His. By clothing sinners through the bloodshed of a substitute, He foreshadowed the work that His Son would accomplish on the cross as Sacrifice and Substitute. If clothing Adam pointed forward to the finished work of our suffering Saviour on the cross, clothing Aaron is intended to direct our minds to the ongoing work of our Priest on the throne.

This beautiful book contains colourful artwork by Norman J.M. Miller.

Contents

Abbreviations
Illustrations
Poems
Introduction
One: The Consecration of the Priest
Two: The Holy Linen Coat
Three: Hidden Beauty
Four: The Turban
Five: The Robe of the Ephod
Six: The Ephod
Seven: Beaten Gold
Eight: The Breastplate
Nine: The Stones (1)
Ten: The Stones (2)
Eleven: The Stones (3)
Twelve: The Stones (4)
Thirteen: The Urim and Thummim
Fourteen: God's Unlimited Man
Fifteen: Needing a Priest
Sixteen: Until Evening
Seventeen: Great and Greater Things
Eighteen: The Priestly Blessing
Conclusion
Appendix: Leprosy of House and Garments
References

Paperback 330 pages