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It should go without saying that Christ is central to Christianity. Most Christians know that He is the means by which God brings human beings back into fellowship with Himself. They may also be aware that Christ is our substitute and surety, our righteousness, and our pattern and example for living. What they may not know is that, as the sinless "second Adam," Christ has become the new head of the human race and that, in leaving this world, He sent His Spirit to complete the adoption process for all who receive Him (Gal. 4:6, 7). And what they also may not know is that Christ is also our…mehr

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It should go without saying that Christ is central to Christianity. Most Christians know that He is the means by which God brings human beings back into fellowship with Himself. They may also be aware that Christ is our substitute and surety, our righteousness, and our pattern and example for living. What they may not know is that, as the sinless "second Adam," Christ has become the new head of the human race and that, in leaving this world, He sent His Spirit to complete the adoption process for all who receive Him (Gal. 4:6, 7). And what they also may not know is that Christ is also our Wonderful Judge, which is encouraging news headed toward final judgment. Allan Freed describes Christ's roles in human redemption, how the biblical sanctuary foreshadowed the pathway of reconciliation to God, and what the believer must do to cooperate with Jesus as He finishes His heavenly sanctuary ministry. He warns about a perilous path promoted by a three-part religious union that has declared Protestantism dead, and he offers insight to get on and stay on the pathway that will take us home to God.
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Autorenporträt
El Dr. Allan Freed recibió una licenciatura en teología del Canadian Union College en Alberta, Canadá, una maestría en salud pública de la Universidad de Loma Linda y un doctorado en Educación Religiosa de la Universidad Andrews. Freed se desempeñó como pastor y capellán en Canadá antes de recibir un llamado para servir en Pakistán durante seis años. Trabajó como gerente de administración de viviendas y empleado en Andrews de 1996 a 2004. Le gusta la jardinería, el golf y viajar.