A Song For the Sanctuary: Experiencing God’s Presence in Shadow and Reality (Review and Herald Academic)

by Richard M. Davidson

Publisher:

Biblical Research Institute

, 2022

Overview

This book is all about the sanctuary in the Bible. The reader is invited on a journey through sacred space into the very throne-room of the universe—the dwelling-place of the Almighty, the heavenly sanctuary—and into the earthly sanctuaries, built as copies of the heavenly original. In his quintessential “Song for the Sanctuary,” Psalm 27, David reveals how the sanctuary message is the encapsulation of what has been widely recognized as the “triple star of value” in human experience-beauty, truth, and goodness.Psalm 27 becomes the organizing guide for the journey of this book. This volume explores the “Bethel (House of God) of Beauty” in the typology of Leviticus and Hebrews; the “Palace of Praise” in the sanctuary worship of the Psalms; the “Temple of Truth” in the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation; the “Great House of Goodness” in the Christ-centered good news of salvation and judgment, and the “Cathedral of communion” as the ultimate meaning of the sanctuary. Experience God’s personal and perpetual presence in the sanctuary! Encounter God the Father and the Holy Spirit, and meet Jesus your Redeemer, Mediator, and King.

Product Details

• Title: A Song For the Sanctuary: Experiencing God’s Presence in Shadow and Reality (Review and Herald Academic)
• Author: Richard M. Davidson
• Series: Review and Herald Academic
• Publisher: Biblical Research Institute
• Print Publication Date: 2022
• Pages: 1178
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Reader Edition
• Resource ID: LLS:SNGSNCTRYSHRLTY
• Resource Type: Monograph
• Metadata Last Updated: 2022-11-17T16:54:48Z

About Richard M. Davidson

Richard M. Davidson is an Old Testament scholar and Seventh-day Adventist. He has authored dozens of articles for theological journals. As of 2009, he is the chair of the Old Testament department at Andrews University, and the J. N. Andrews Professor of Old Testament Exegesis. He is married to JoAnn Davidson.