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Seeing the Savior: A Devotional Introduction to Biblical Theology

White, J. Aaron

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In Seeing the Savior, J. Aaron White gives us an accessible book to help the average Christian understand how Christ is the focus of all the Scriptures.

The Person and work of Jesus Christ is the unifying theme of Scripture. To greater or lesser degrees, every page of the Bible points to him.

God’s plan of redemption is the overarching story of the Bible, and Christians are called to study it for the sake of seeing and glorifying the Redeemer, Jesus Christ. The Lord himself made this clear to his beleaguered disciples:

“These are my words that I spoke to you while I was still with you, that everything written about me in the Law of Moses and the Prophets and the Psalms must be fulfilled” (Lk. 24:44).

Biblical theology aims to help the student of Scripture understand this synthetic unity of the Bible, one that is held together by the story of redemption.

Seeing the Savior offers you a Christ-centered overview of Scripture that is comprised of three elements:

1. It is Devotional-The chapters are short, accessible, and conclude with application questions and a memory verse (Ponder and Apply). Seeing the Savior can be used for personal devotion, family worship, or small group study.

2. It is an Introduction-It is not exhaustive and does not touch on every book of the Bible. Teens and new Christians should be able to read and enjoy it. However, its contents are substantive enough to engage and challenge pastors and church leaders as well.

3. It is Biblical Theology-Brilliant men through the centuries have offered their attempts to define biblical theology, each with differing degrees of success. For the purposes of this small book, biblical theology refers to the unified storyline of Scripture, Old and New Testaments, as it all points to the Person and work of the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ.

From Genesis to Revelation, the witness of Scripture testifies to the grace of God that would be made known in his Son. May you plunge to greater depths of joy as you dive into all of God’s Word.

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    Paperback
  • ISBN
    9781774840238
  • Page Count
    100
  • Publisher
    H&E Publishing
  • Publication Date
    September 2021

Endorsements (4)

“Biblical theology is the key that unlocks the storyline of the Bible. If you think the Old Testament is difficult to understand, get a copy of Seeing the Savior and watch your confusion melt and give way to a joy-filled understanding of scripture. In Seeing the Savior, J. Aaron White outlines the Bible’s storyline pointing us to Christ as the main character of both the Old and New Testaments. So, get a copy of this book and read it. You won’t be disappointed. ”

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Marty Machowski

Pastor and Author of The Ology, Brave and Bold, Wonderful, and other gospel-centered books and curriculum for church and home.

“Readers are holding in their hands a beautiful, powerfully-pre- sented, overview of the journey of God’s grace through the Bible. Yes, these are only partial glimpses of grace, but they are poignant and impactful, instructive and stirring, glorious and beautiful glimpses. Walk this road with J. Aaron White to see some of this beauty and be changed by its message. You will gain a much greater understanding of the message of the Bible and of the gracious character of God in the face of our sin and deserved condemnation. What glory there is here to explore!”

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Bruce A. Ware

Professor of Christian Theology, The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

“Jesus said all of the Scriptures point to Him. This excellent little book by J. Aaron White provides wonderful (and surprising!) examples of this truth. It is a work that is devotional, theological, and inspirational. My heart was stirred as I read it. I trust yours will do the same.”

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Dr. Danny Akin

President and Professor of Preaching and Theology, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary

“Informative and helpful. J. Aaron White ties the Old and New Testaments together in each devotional while shepherding the reader through application questions at the end of each chapter. This is a perfect book for personal devotions or family worship.”

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Paul Cox

Cartoonist, RefToons, author of The Pilgrim’s Progress: A Poetic Journey

About the Author

J. Aaron White has served in vocational ministry for over ten years as a worship director, associate pastor, and senior pastor. He married his high school sweetheart, Tanya, in 2004 and they have since been blessed with five children (Bella, Gabe, Ben, Asher, and Ezra). Pastor White holds degrees in communication studies, systematic theology, and practical theology. He also has a beloved Boston Terrier named Charlie, loves biking and strong coffee, and is painfully aware that he married way out of his league.

Seeing the Savior: A Devotional Introduction to Biblical Theology - White, J. Aaron - 9781774840238
H&E Publishing

Seeing the Savior: A Devotional Introduction to Biblical Theology

$13.63 $14.99

In Seeing the Savior, J. Aaron White gives us an accessible book to help the average Christian understand how Christ is the focus of all the Scriptures.

The Person and work of Jesus Christ is the unifying theme of Scripture. To greater or lesser degrees, every page of the Bible points to him.

God’s plan of redemption is the overarching story of the Bible, and Christians are called to study it for the sake of seeing and glorifying the Redeemer, Jesus Christ. The Lord himself made this clear to his beleaguered disciples:

“These are my words that I spoke to you while I was still with you, that everything written about me in the Law of Moses and the Prophets and the Psalms must be fulfilled” (Lk. 24:44).

Biblical theology aims to help the student of Scripture understand this synthetic unity of the Bible, one that is held together by the story of redemption.

Seeing the Savior offers you a Christ-centered overview of Scripture that is comprised of three elements:

1. It is Devotional-The chapters are short, accessible, and conclude with application questions and a memory verse (Ponder and Apply). Seeing the Savior can be used for personal devotion, family worship, or small group study.

2. It is an Introduction-It is not exhaustive and does not touch on every book of the Bible. Teens and new Christians should be able to read and enjoy it. However, its contents are substantive enough to engage and challenge pastors and church leaders as well.

3. It is Biblical Theology-Brilliant men through the centuries have offered their attempts to define biblical theology, each with differing degrees of success. For the purposes of this small book, biblical theology refers to the unified storyline of Scripture, Old and New Testaments, as it all points to the Person and work of the Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ.

From Genesis to Revelation, the witness of Scripture testifies to the grace of God that would be made known in his Son. May you plunge to greater depths of joy as you dive into all of God’s Word.

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