"Jack White shows how the exodus helps us more fully understand our redemption. The liberation of the Israelistes from their bondage in Egypt points to our liberation from sin in Christ. You'll follow the exodus theme through the Old and New Testaments-from the history of Genesis and the victory songs in the Psalms...to the teachings of Jesus and our final exodus on the day of the Lord in Revelation."

Slavery to Servanthood: Tracing the Exodus Throughout Scripture

John H. White

Great Commission Publications

Cincinnati Museum Center at Union Terminal is pleased to announce the publication of the third edition of Cincinnati Locomotive Builders: 1845-1868. The author, John H. White, worked at the Smithsonian Institution for 32 years as a curator, department chairman and a senior historian. A native of Cincinnati, he currently teaches history at Miami University, Oxford, OH. First published by the Smithsonian Institution in 1965, the third edition has 40 pages of new information, 15 new illustrations and a color illustration by artist Jon Davis of California.8x5", heavily illustrated.

Cincinnati Locomotive Builders: 1845-1868 (Revised and Expanded)

Cincinnati Museum Center

In Pursuit of a Serial Killer : The Archetype Case

The Book of Books: The Value of the Scriptures in a Day of Bible Bending, Bible Breaking, and Bible Believing

Richard B. Gaffin Jr.

J. G. Vos

Crown & Covenant Publications

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