Wouldn’t you have loved to walk that dusty Emmaus road while the Lord opened the Old Testament to the disciples’ understanding? Wouldn’t you like a good dose of “holy heartburn” like the disciples received when He opened to them the scriptures? We can’t duplicate what Jesus taught them, but we can show you our Lord in the Old Testament.

This new book is the result of twenty years of seeking Christ. Pastors, evangelists, professors, teachers, students, church members, youth, families and individuals will all gain a new understanding and appreciation for our Lord and Saviour from this book.

Buy it, share it, give it and use it to the glory of the Son of God!

The book has been organized for ease of use.

Section One contains all the designations of Christ (a plant, a nail, refuge, tree, etc.) arranged alphabetically including word definitions, New Testament references, commentary, and the Old Testament verses. 

Section Two contains all the physical aspects of Christ (mouth, belly, beard, etc.) arranged alphabetically, plus the same study aids found in section one. 

Section Three is arranged by the mentions of Christ in each book of the Old Testament, including word definitions, New Testament references, some commentary and a listing of the verses found in that book.   

Why do you need this book?  Because if you are a blood-bought child of God your whole purpose in life is to be conformed to the image of Jesus Christ.  You cannot be conformed into the image of Someone whom you do not know!  This book will introduce you to aspects of Christ that you have never considered and it will give you a wealth of insights about our Lord before His incarnation in human flesh.  This book will bless your heart and stir your soul as you mediate on the Lord. 

What can you do with this book?  You can use it to focus your mind on Christ.  You can use it to enhance your study and reading of the Scriptures.  You can use it for personal or family devotions.  You can use it for preaching or teaching the Word of God.  You can use it to meditate on the greatness of our Saviour.  You can use it to encourage others in their Christian walk.  And you can use it to comfort your soul and strengthen your faith.

For pastors, educators and teachers this book opens up a whole new approach to the scriptures.  There is a wealth of information that can be used as the basis of sermons, classroom study and church teaching. 

Examples:
Section One: 
A
Christ: An Alien  
“Foreigner, stranger.”  (N.T.: Unknown, though John 7:5 is a fulfillment of Christ as a stranger to His own.)            Psalm 69:8
A psalm of David with messianic implications, where David says that he is an Alien (Christ) to his mother’s children.

B
Christ: ^bBranch, the ^aRighteous
^a“Just, lawful ^b sprout.”  (N.T.: Unknown)
“...the Redeemer is called the Branch of righteousness in the abstract; to show that He has power to make His people righteous, because He is essentially righteous, or righteousness itself.”
            Jeremiah   23:5; 33:15
                        He   33:15
23:5; 33:15:  Jehovah reveals the coming of the righteous Branch (Christ) that He will raise unto David.

Section Two:
Christ's Bones
“Bone, substance.”   (N.T.: Luke 24:39)
            Psalm 22:14,17; 34:20
                        Them   34:20
                        They   22:17
22:14:  All My (Christ) Bones are out of joint.
22:17:  I (Christ) may tell all My Bones.
34:20:  He (Jehovah) keeps all His (Christ) Bones, not one of them is broken.

Section Three:
Christ in Isaiah 
The Branch   4:2 (“From a root that signifies a rapid and vigorous increase”); 11:1 (“signifies a tender shoot, which requires care for its preservation”) 
                        He   11:3,4(3)
                        Him   11:2,3
                        His   11:3(2),4(2),5(2)
“Sprout, shoot, growth.”  (N.T.: Matthew 2:23, “Nazarene”) 

The Revelation of Jesus Christ in the Old Testament includes a forward by Dr. Mark Campbell, pastor of Bible Baptist Church in Bradenton, Florida, full indexing and the plan of salvation.  It is available in soft bound or hard bound copies.