God’s Dwelling Place

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By John Henry Essex (1907-1991) Paperback. “Amongst the countless thousands of books on Biblical subjects there are very few indeed (if any) which deal with the subject of “God’s Dwelling Place,” and there is not one known to the writer which deals with the subject in the manner of this book. The subject is surveyed in relation to the purpose of God and His ways with humanity. It shows that God was not reacting to a crisis situation in His dealings with mankind, but that the God Who planned the end also planned the beginning. The visible and temporary aspects of God’s dwelling place are reviewed, from the tabernacle in the wilderness to the temples of Solomon, Zerubabel and Herod, through to the New Jerusalem. The spiritual aspects are shown to be from before the creation, through the present church, until the point when death is swallowed up in victory, and God becomes All in all.” 184 pages.