Shadows to Substance: How Israel's Feasts Point to the Fulfillment in Jesus Christ reveals that God's redemptive plan is neither random nor fragmented, but carefully woven into Scripture through patterns, promises, and appointed times. This book explores how the biblical feasts given to Israel were divinely designed as prophetic signposts that ultimately find their fulfillment in Jesus Christ. What may appear at first as ancient rituals are shown to be gospel-rich shadows, pointing forward to the life, death, resurrection, and return of Christ.

Moving from Passover to Tabernacles, the book traces each feast from its Old Testament institution to its New Testament fulfillment, drawing clear connections between the Law, the Prophets, the Gospels, Acts, and Revelation. Written in clear, accessible language with a Christ-centered focus, it combines solid biblical theology with pastoral clarity, making deep truths understandable and applicable. Readers will discover how Passover reveals the Lamb of God, Pentecost unveils the gift of the Holy Spirit, and the Fall Feasts point to Christ's return and the consummation of God's kingdom.

Ideal for pastors, Bible teachers, students, and serious Bible readers, Shadows to Substance invites believers to see the Bible as one unified story, where every feast declares Christ and every promise finds its fulfillment in Him.

Shadows to Substance helps believers see Scripture as one unified story-where every feast points to Christ, and every promise finds its "Yes" in Him.

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