The Temple Apprentice

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How do we know we’re loved and forgiven? Does the Old Testament hold the answers to the questions we ask today? Or is it just a lengthy, boring preamble to the good news of the New Testament?

In this concise, straightforward book, author Kay Stevick explores these questions and invites readers into a discussion of the Old Testament temple as described in the book of Exodus. She uses a combination of study and storytelling to explore the significance of the Outer Court, the Holy Place, and the Most Holy Place of the ancient temple. We live in the hectic, skeptical, 21st century, but the significance of Jesus’ life and death remains the same as when Moses told of the sanctuary in the desert.

Whether you are an Old Testament scholar or someone discovering the Bible for the first time, The Temple Apprentice is bound to warm your heart with what the Creator displayed for us in the design and function of the temple.