OFFRE LISEUSES
Une liseuse achetée = une housse offerte* jusqu'au 21 juin
Dernière sortie
The Scarlet Thread: Messiah Revealed From the Beginning (Second Edition)
The Scarlet Thread: Messiah Revealed from the Beginning Second EditionThe Bible is not a collection of disconnected stories. From Genesis to Revelation, one unbroken thread runs through all of it: a thread of redemption, covenant, and promise woven into every family, every failure, and every restoration Scripture records. This book traces that Scarlet Thread through the opening chapters of the story, showing how Messiah Yeshua was not introduced in the New Testament but revealed there, having been present, promised, and foreshadowed from the very beginning.
Using the ancient Jewish PaRDeS framework (Peshat: plain meaning, Remez: patterns and hints, Derash: teaching and interpretation, and Sod: hidden mystery), readers are guided through Genesis at four levels of depth, encountering the text the way Yeshua's earliest followers would have read it: as a living, layered, Hebraic story pointing forward to the One who would fulfill it. Along the way, Hebrew word studies, rabbinic sources, and covenant context open the story in ways that English translations alone cannot convey.
Grafted-in believers discover that Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph are not distant historical figures but spiritual ancestors whose journeys shape our own. This is not replacement theology. It is restoration theology: the healing of a divided family, and an invitation to see Messiah larger, clearer, and more beautiful than you ever imagined. The scroll was written of Him. This book helps you see how.
Using the ancient Jewish PaRDeS framework (Peshat: plain meaning, Remez: patterns and hints, Derash: teaching and interpretation, and Sod: hidden mystery), readers are guided through Genesis at four levels of depth, encountering the text the way Yeshua's earliest followers would have read it: as a living, layered, Hebraic story pointing forward to the One who would fulfill it. Along the way, Hebrew word studies, rabbinic sources, and covenant context open the story in ways that English translations alone cannot convey.
Grafted-in believers discover that Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph are not distant historical figures but spiritual ancestors whose journeys shape our own. This is not replacement theology. It is restoration theology: the healing of a divided family, and an invitation to see Messiah larger, clearer, and more beautiful than you ever imagined. The scroll was written of Him. This book helps you see how.
