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The Old and the New

Name: The Old and the New
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Author: Laurent Clemenceau
ISBN: 9781496475145

Christ as the Center of Both Testaments

by Laurent Clemenceau

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144 pages
Publisher: Hendrickson
14 x 21.1 x 14 cm

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The Old and the New invites you to explore the Bible's unity.

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In a highly accessible way, The Old and the New is a call for Christians to discover—or rediscover—the richness of the Bible through a study of the links that unite the Old and the New Testaments, which Pastor Laurent Clémenceau shows as the heart of the message of the early witnesses of the gospel and of Christian faith today. In doing so, the author invites readers to discover how the Bible presents the identity and work of Jesus Christ that, as Blaise Pascal wrote, “lie at the center of both Testaments—the Old as its expectation, the New as its model.” It is a call to contemplation, witness, and celebration!