Digital Logos Edition
In his desire to provide a complete overview of the Scriptures, Fortner spends one chapter on each book of the Old and New Testament, totaling sixty-six chapters in an astonishing 816 pages. Though incredibly succinct, this volume examines who Christ is throughout the entirety of the Bible. An essential companion to Bible study.
“But the Book of Genesis is not merely a history book. If that were the case, it would have little significance to us and would have little influence over us. It would just be facts recorded on paper. The Book of Genesis was written to give us a specific message from the Lord our God. The message is as clear and simple as it is painful. It is as obvious as it is humbling.—Man without Christ is utterly sinful, helpless, inadequate, useless, insignificant, and vain.” (Page 5)
“The Book of Genesis opens with a picture of redemption; and it closes with a promise of redemption; and everything between Genesis 1:1 and 50:26 shows either our desperate need of redemption or God’s marvelous method of redemption and grace by Christ.” (Page 3)
“‘The Old Testament is the New Testament concealed; and the New Testament is the Old Testament revealed.’” (Page 13)
“‘The anointed cherub that covereth’ dared to defy God’s right to be God. As the result of his sin, Satan was cast out of heaven, cast down to the earth. This fall of Satan had far reaching consequences. The earth, originally created by God fair and beautiful, became ‘without form and void,’ a desolate place of ruin. ‘And darkness was upon the face of the deep.’” (Page 7)
“The Book of God is a great, tremendous, miraculous Book. Let us honor it as God who gave us his Word honors it (Ps. 138:2). Surely, we to whom it is given, we who are made to profit by it, ought to honor it. Honor the Book of God by reading it, believing it, seeking to understand it, and living by it. In doing so, we will honor our God.” (Page 3)
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