Exploring the Heavenly Sanctuary

Popular highlights from the book (taken from amazon.co.uk Kindle users, Jan 2013):

"They were being called to trust in the invisible Jesus rather than the visible temple rites."

"The law is a mirror which points out our sins but has no power to save us (James 1:22-25);"

"After the death of Jesus no explicit statement is made in the New Testament regarding a change or abolition of the Sabbath."

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Exploring the Heavenly Sanctuary

The Logos version is for users of the Logos Bible Software and contains a number of enhancements such as some references being linked to other Logos resources. It is easy to search this version and look up Bible references and some of the theological references.

Errata in printed first edition and Logos version: p.23 "Hebrews 6:9-10" -> 6:19-20; p.65 "Matthew 24:29" add Revelation 6:12-14

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About the Author

The author was born in Oxford and grew up in a countryside village in Oxfordshire. He became a member of the Anglican Church at the age of 12 where he heard the Word of God and was converted. He later went on to become a Seventh-day Adventist after accepting the Sabbath truth. He studied at Newbold College, Bracknell and received a BA in Theology and then an MA in Religion, accredited by Andrews University. Following that, he spent a year in South Korea teaching English as a foreign language and taught some Bible lessons. While he was in South Korea he got married and returned to England. He eventually found employment with the church and worked for a couple of years at the Adventist Discovery Centre office in the British Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists in Watford. He was then called by the church to work as a ministerial intern and then as a licensed minister for the South England Conference of Seventh-day Adventists in East Anglia and Cornwall. He is currently serving as an elder of the Bodmin Seventh-day Adventist Church and as a part-time self-employed colporteur (literature evangelist) selling church books on health, the Bible, and children's stories. He also writes books about church topics. He lives in Cornwall and has three children.