In His Majesty's Sacred Service

Hispanic American Diversity 1 In His Majesty’s Sacred Service was written with the purpose of giving honor to Jesus Christ as my Lord and King. With that in mind, the book seeks to use scripture to illuminate the wonderful attributes of God, such as His perfect love, omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence. The book also uses scripture to explain the origins of God’s name, how and why He magnified His Word, view the majestic tapestry of His relationships with His people, and the land He promised to them, on a journey through time from Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden, to Abraham’s faithful sacrifice at Mount Moriah, to Solomon’s temple at that same Mount Moriah, to the cross of Christ at Jerusalem. The design of the wilderness Tabernacle as described in the book of Exodus is also visited. There we can find the many pictures of Jesus as our Savior, as well as a pattern for our ultimate salvation, deftly concealed in all of the materials, colors, dimensions, and furniture and implements used; and the relationships of all of these things to the four gospels in the New Testament. The book ends with an appreciation of the ultimate beauty of the city that Jesus will build. The city of the King called New Jerusalem, with its pearl gates, gem-stone foundations, streets of pure gold, and absolutely no death, sorrow, crying, or pain.