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Anticipating the Advent: Looking for Messiah in All the Right Places

Name: Anticipating the Advent: Looking for Messiah in All the Right Places
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Author: William Varner
ISBN: 9781948048453

by William Varner

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138 pages
Publisher: Fontes Press
14 x 21.6 x 1 cm

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For Christians seeking a deeper Advent study

Unpacks the spiritual battle behind Christmas

Helps you see the Light of Christ more clearly

A thought-provoking Advent study that uncovers the hidden spiritual warfare and profound purpose behind the Christmas story.

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Most Christmas books focus on the light and joy of the season. Anticipating the Advent, however, portrays the dark side of Christmas because only then will the Light shine the brightest. On the night when the host of heaven sang "Glory to God in the highest," they were arrayed to do battle with the evil forces who wanted to kill the promised child. This seed of Eve was coming to crush the enemy's head (Gen 3:15) and destroy the Devil's power (Heb 2:14). Old Simeon would tell the young mother Mary that, because her son would be the Messiah, a sword would pierce through her soul (Luke 2:35). In so many ways it was a "Not So Silent Night."