Christ in the Tabernacle, with some Remarks on the Offerings by Frank White and published by Classics Publications.
It has pleased God to give me many proofs, that my illustrated lectures on “The Tabernacle in the Wilderness, and its Services” have not been without use; but for this, I should never have ventured on a work of this kind. At the risk of my book being looked upon as common-place, and lacking anything I have earnestly striven to keep in the plain path of sober exposition, and to avoid fanciful or mystical views. If sometimes the true interpretation of a type has been missed, I trust, through the mercy of God, I have been preserved from advancing anything contrary to “sound doctrine.”
The Chromo-Lithographs, will, I hope, prove of service. Great care has been taken to secure scriptural accuracy in their details. It is but right I should express the thanks which I feel are due to the several authors to whose works I have referred.
I have only now to sincerely ask for the prayers of Christians, that my book, whatever imperfections it may have, may yet be graciously owned of God in the instruction and edification of His people, and that through its perusal others may be led to find that Saviour, of Whose blessed Person and Work it treats.
