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Written by W. W. Rugh, the founder of The Bible Institute of Pennsylvania (now Philadelphia College of Bible), this book explains, in brief and simple manner, the typical teaching concerning the person and work of Jesus Christ, as represented in the Old Testament tabernacle. A helpful reference for all who want to delve deeper into the typology of that structure, and an excellent tool for use in...

Repentance means a change of mind, with reference to sin, self, and God. It is an act of faith, the result of a conviction inwrought by the Holy Spirit through the preaching of the gospel. Jn. 16:7–11; Rom. 10:9–18. True repentance affects the mind, the heart or the emotions, and the will of man. The Holy Spirit through the gospel causes men to think of God, of themselves, and of their sins which separate them from God, and thus He causes them to feel their lost condition and also to be sorry for