Everyone has made a mistake or committed a sin that they hope to correct. Perhaps through our deeds or speech, we attempt to mend something we regret. And in that, we seek redemption. But according to whose criteria do we obtain redemption?
In Christianity, redemption isn't something that we pay for or do. Our sin doesn't mean we must live in misery, and we aren't meant to punish ourselves or atone for our sin. Jesus alone satisfied the debt of sin, the price of which has been paid through his death and resurrection.
Deep in the scrolls of the Old Testament lies a repeating pattern. In this book, the author presents a collection of Bible Studies designed to reveal this hidden pattern of redemption. This same repeating pattern then comes alive in the New Testament study of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Could this same pattern of redemption be relevant to our salvation in the 21st century? The answer to this key question is found in this book with undeniable Biblical evidence.
As a bonus, the author has also included several short Bible Studies which have unique spiritual significance. These are sure to capture the interest of all serious Bible students.