Let Us Draw Near
Let Us Draw Near by Judson Cornwall, published by Logos International in 1977, is a 168-page exploration of the tabernacle built by Moses in the wilderness. Written in English, this book presents a vivid narrative that intertwines biblical events with personal reflections, focusing on the significance of the tabernacle as a symbol of spiritual growth and connection to Christ.
Readers will find a unique perspective on the Old Testament, as Cornwall delves into the lives of biblical figures like Joshua and Moses, illustrating their journeys and the divine influences that shaped them. The text emphasizes themes of religion and Christian living, inviting readers to reflect on their own spiritual paths while gaining insights into biblical criticism and interpretation. Through engaging storytelling, this edition offers a thoughtful examination of faith and the deeper meanings behind the rituals and structures of the tabernacle.
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Joshua probably needed to take a wife to help him mature further, Moses thought. His wife Zipporoah had certainly been a tool of God to aid in his own maturation. “You’ll join us for breakfast, won’t you? Zipporoah asked Joshua as she stepped into the tent. “That’s the best offer I’ve had today,” Joshua responded. “Besides no one in Israel can fix manna better than you.” Zipporoah recognized the flattery, but liked it. Moses was loving and gracious but since he had met God at the burning bush, he always seemed to be preoccupied and extremely serious… In such lightness and vividness, Judson Cornwall takes us on a tour of the tabernacle that Moses built in the wilderness. A tour that reveals more than tents and altars, a tour that reveals Christ Himself the tabernacle of our salvation.
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