From the Wilderness to the Land

About this book

From Israel’s wilderness journey and the eleven days stretched into forty years, Austin-Sparks explores the distance between the self-life and Christ, and the wilderness as a school that forms people of spiritual stature. He turns to Hebrews’ promise of entering God’s rest through faith, then uses the healing in Acts 3 to picture a decisive step: rising to walk in the Spirit, praise God, and go on with His people. From "A Witness and A Testimony" magazines, 1943-1945.

Contents

1. The Distance of Difference
2. The Purpose of the Wilderness 🔒
3. The Entry Into The Land 🔒
4. A Decisive Step of Faith 🔒