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Review: Sinclair Ferguson’s new book Lessons from the Upper Room

By Filings on Fri, 09/10/21
Bible, Theology & Philosophy
Book Reviews
Life of Christ
Upper Room Discourse

“While Lessons from the Upper Room is an exposition of John 13-17, it is by no means a dry or academic work. To the contrary, it is devotional and applicable. It did, after all, begin as a series of lessons for laypersons—a teaching series distributed through Ligonier Ministries.” - Challies

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Aaron Blumer

NewThe book

Fri, 09/10/21

Not yet available in audiobook format.

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