The Miracle of the Scarlet Thread: Revealing the Power of the Blood of Jesus from Genesis to Revelation

It is the story of the blood of Jesus through the entire Bible. It is about why Jesus had to be crucified, shed His blood and be raised from the dead, and what it all means to you. 
The Miracle of the Scarlet Thread explains in easy-to-understand, reader-friendly language, the central story of the Bible. It makes the complexities of the Bible simple. It connects Bible stories and shows how the Old Testament and New Testament fit together, telling in one complete story, the wonderful promise God has made to mankind. 
Dr. Richard Booker has years of study and experience, in preparation of this incredible book. Thousands have come to a clearer understanding of God and the Bible by reading The Miracle of the Scarlet Thread. 
If you want to understand the Bible, you have to read this book first!

Religion & Spirituality

Dr. Richard Booker

Christian Books & Bibles

Destiny Image Pub

Weaving the Scarlet Thread From the Feasts of Israel to Jesus! This intriguing and biblically sound book clearly shows the significance of each Feast of the Lord—and how they all point to Jesus. Dr. Richard Booker depicts the unity found in God’s unfolding purposes for His people, be they Jew or Gentile, from the new birth found in Passover and the Crucifixion, all the way to entering God’s rest found in the Feast of Tabernacles and the Second Coming. The Always-Present One said to Moses, “Tell the people of Israel: ‘You will announce the Always-Present One’s appointed feasts (festivals) as holy gatherings. These {are} My special feasts (Leviticus 23:1-2 PEB). The Feasts of the Lord given originally to Israel are pictures of the Messiah, and represent seven phases of spiritual growth in the life of believers: • Passover. • Unleavened Bread. • First Fruits. • Pentecost. • Trumpets. • Atonement. • Tabernacles. Welcome the relevance and richness of celebrating the feasts today!

Celebrating Jesus in the Biblical Feasts: Discovering Their Significance to You as a Christian

Destiny Image

This is a comprehensive guide (over 300 pages) to the Hebraic/Jewish roots of Christianity. Destined to be a classic, the text is well-documented with footnotes, a helpful bibliography, and an index for easy reference. Richard explains Christian and Jewish history, beliefs and practices, how Christianity and Judaism relate, and much more.

No Longer Strangers

Sounds of the Trumpet

Torah: Law or Grace? could be one of the most eye-opening books you will ever read. In these brief pages, you will discover how Western Christianity misinterpreted a most fundamental teaching in the Bible- This is the teaching on law and grace. This book explains how these powerful words have been misunderstood, the prophetic restoration of their true meaning, and the significance this has for your life. "I enjoyed very much reading your valuable manuscript on Torah: Law and Grace. Many wonderful insights, a very useful tool. Thank you for the balance with which you present things." Marvin R. Wilson Ph.D. "Richard has provided a quick, easy-to-read assessment of the common problems addressed around the mistaken idea that law opposes grace." Ron Moseley Ph-D. In this revolutionary book, best selling author and Bible teacher, Dr. Richard Booker clarifies the meaning of law and grace, how they relate to the Messiah and the practical application for our lives today.

Torah: Law or Grace?

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Books by Dr. Richard Booker

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The Miracle of the Scarlet Thread: Revealing the Power of the Blood of Jesus from Genesis to Revelation

Celebrating Jesus in the Biblical Feasts: Discovering Their Significance to You as a Christian

No Longer Strangers

Torah: Law or Grace?