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God and His Sanctuary

Mervyn C. Maxwell’s God and His Sanctuary presents a clear and inspiring exploration of the sanctuary as a central theme of Scripture and salvation history. Blending biblical exposition, prophetic interpretation, and devotional insight, the book reveals how the sanctuary message deepens understanding of Christ’s work and strengthens faith in God’s plan of redemption. It serves as both a study resource and a spiritual encouragement for believers.

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BS 1555.3 M39 1980

Publisher

USA : Pacific Press Publishing., 1980

Collation

257 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0816304025

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BS 1555.3 M39 1980

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Subject(s)

Salvation — Christianity
Sanctuary doctrine — Seventh-day Adventists
Bible. Hebrews — Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Investigative judgment — Biblical teaching

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God and His Sanctuary by Mervyn C. Maxwell is a comprehensive study of the biblical sanctuary and its significance in the plan of salvation, particularly from a Seventh-day Adventist theological perspective. Maxwell traces the sanctuary theme from the Old Testament tabernacle to the heavenly sanctuary described in Hebrews and Revelation, showing how its services symbolized Christ’s ministry on earth and in heaven. The book addresses the historical background, prophetic connections, and spiritual implications of the sanctuary doctrine, offering clarity on topics such as the investigative judgment and God’s ultimate plan to dwell with His people.

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