Bethel, The Dwelling Place of the God of Jacob
An important study dealing with the theme of where God dwells and where this dwelling might be realised today.
An important study dealing with the theme of where God dwells and where this dwelling might be realised today. The Patriarchs are remote from our time, the events recorded in Genesis happened more than thirty-five centuries ago. Yet Jacob is like us. We can identify ourselves with him: continuously devising our own plans. God eventually succeeds in bringing him back to Bethel, the house of God. Jacob is a monument of the Holy Spirit's work in the believer and in our lives as well. God can do what He did in Jacob's life.
Contents
- Introduction
- Christ, the living Stone
- The ladder reaching to heaven
- The first revelation in Bethel
- The first stone pillar
- Jacob's vow
- The first call to return to Bethel
- Mahanaim
- Peniel
- The secret of Jacob's victory
- A new beginning
- The house in Succoth
- The altar near Shechem
- The second call to return to Bethel
- Bethel, God's dwelling place
- Putting away the foreign gods
- The terebinth tree by Shechem
- The altar at Bethel
- The terebinth of weeping
- The second revelation in Bethel
- The second stone pillar
| Dimensions | 22 × 13.5 × 1.2 cm (Height × Width × Thickness) |
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| Author | Bouter, H. |
| Binding | pb |
| ISBN-Number | 978-1-85307-122-5 |
| Language | English |
| Number of Pages | 118 |
| Subject | Bible Character Studies, Ecclesiastical, Practical Christian Living |