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Faces about the Cross

In this classic sermon series, Chappell examines the “faces” seen around the Cross—Pilate, the centurion, Mary, the thieves, and others—revealing their reactions to Christ’s sacrifice. Each character reflects choices that humanity continues to face: rejection, indifference, doubt, or acceptance of Jesus as Savior. With clarity and warmth, Chappell calls readers to see themselves among the crowd at Calvary and to respond in faith and devotion.

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BT 430 C37 1969

Publisher

Michigan, USA : Cushing- Malloy Inc.., 1969

Collation

217 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0801023645

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BT 430 C37 1969

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Subject(s)

Christian life — Devotional literature
Bible — N.T. Gospels — Sermons
Jesus Christ — Crucifixion — Meditations

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Faces About the Cross by Clovis Gillham Chappell (1882–1972) was first published in 1937 by Abingdon Press. A collection of sermons, the book presents vivid portrayals of individuals present at the crucifixion of Christ. Chappell, a well-known Methodist preacher, uses these biblical characters to draw spiritual lessons and practical applications for Christian living. The book has been widely read for devotional and homiletical purposes, emphasizing the personal relevance of the Cross for every believer.

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