The Cities of Refuge Or, The Name of Jesus

Explore the historical and spiritual significance of the "Cities of Refuge" in this insightful work by John Ross Macduff. Subtitled "A Sunday book for the young," this exploration delves into the Old Testament concept of cities of refuge within ancient Palestine, offering a lens through which to understand the protective and redemptive nature of faith.

Macduff connects these ancient sanctuaries to the profound meaning found in the name of Jesus, providing an inspirational and educational resource for religious understanding. Suitable for individual study or Christian education, this book offers a timeless perspective on biblical themes of safety, forgiveness, and the enduring power of divine grace. A classic resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of Old Testament history and its relevance to Christian belief.

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