Volume II
A COMPREHENSIVE SCRIPTURE-BASED STUDY
OF JESUS THE MESSIAH
Jesus The Messiah, volume II: Jesus and the Mosaic Law looks deep into eternity using simple explanations based entirely on scripture.
The Old Testament contains many figurative signs and prophecies of Jesus Christ which may be referred to as a Messianic Code. Volume II continues to unlock this Code using the New Testament and other resources deemed scripture by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This second volume answers questions such as:
• How do the lives of the ancient prophets forecast major events in the mission and
life of Jesus the Messiah?
• Was Jesus “that prophet” spoken of by Moses?
• Who offered the first blood sacrifice: Noah, Cain, Able or Adam?
• How many sacrificial categories are there and what do they represent?
• How do Passover and the Annual Day of Atonement relate to the future Messiah?
• What religious laws were in effect before Moses?
• Why was the Mosaic Law given and why was it abandoned?
• When did Jesus initiate a return to the Higher Law?
• What is the Celestial Law and how is it different from the Mosaic Law?
• When did Jesus initiate a return to the Higher Law?
• Why have modern day Jews departed from the ancient practice of offering blood sacrifice?
• Why did Jews who believed Jesus was the Son of God separate from Judaism?
• How do modern day Churches measure up to the organizational structure of the
primitive Church established by Jesus Christ?
• What are the key functions of the three (3) different priesthoods recognized in
the Bible: Aaronic, Levitical and Melchizedek?
• Is there any correlation between the miracles of Jesus and the gospel He preached?
• Why did Jesus speak in parables and how do they illustrate gospel principles?
Volume II of Jesus The Messiah reveals Christian principles that existed before Moses and provides examples of Christ’s teachings in the lives of the ancient prophets. It also demonstrates that the Holy Scriptures witness individually and collectively that Jesus is and was the Savior and Redeemer of the world; the Holy One of Israel.
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