"The Sacred Writings Of ..." provides you with the essential works among the Christian writings. The volumes cover the beginning of Christianity until medieval times. Contents: Introductory NoteThe Epistle of Barnabas Chapter I.-After the Salutation, the Writer Declares that He Would Communicate to His Brethren Something of that Which He Had Himself Received.Chapter II.-The Jewish Sacrifices are Now Abolished.Chapter III.-The Fasts of the Jews are Not True Fasts, Nor Acceptable to God.Chapter IV.-Antichrist is at Hand: Let Us Therefore Avoid Jewish Errors.Chapter V.-The New Covenant, Founded on the Sufferings of Christ, Tends to Our Salvation, But to the Jews' Destruction.Chapter VI.-The Sufferings of Christ, and the New Covenant, Were Announced by the Prophets.Chapter VII.-Fasting, and the Goat Sent Away, Were Types of Christ.Chapter VIII.-The Red Heifer a Type of Christ.Chapter IX.-The Spiritual Meaning of Circumcision.Chapter X.-Spiritual Significance of the Precepts of Moses Respecting Different Kinds of Food.Chapter XI.-Baptism and the Cross Prefigured in the Old Testament.Chapter XII.-The Cross of Christ Frequently Announced in the Old Testament.Chapter XIII.-Christians, and Not Jews, the Heirs of the Covenant.Chapter XIV.-The Lord Hath Given Us the Testament Which Moses Received and Broke.Chapter XV.-The False and the True Sabbath.Chapter XVI.-The Spiritual Temple of God.Chapter XVII.-Conclusionof the First Part of the Epistle.Chapter XVIII.-Second Part of the Epistle. The Two Ways.Chapter XIX.-The Way of Light.Chapter XX.-The Way of Darkness.Chapter XXI.-Conclusion. Footnotes:
