The Cross and its Shadow

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 "Eternity can never fathom the depth of love revealed in the cross of Calvary," writes Haskell. "It was there that the infinite love of Christ and the unbounded selfishness of Satan stood face to face. The entire system of Judaism, with its types and symbols, was a shadow of the cross, extending from Calvary back to the gate of Eden, and contained a compacted prophecy of the gospel." 

This book contains the following chapters: 

Section I. The Sanctuary 
I. Light in the Darkness 
II. The Tabernacle 
III. History of the Sanctuary 

Section II. The Furniture of the Sanctuary 
IV. The Ark 
V. The Golden Candlestick 
VI. The Table of Showbread 
VII. Altar of Incense and Its Service 

Section III. The Priesthood 
VIII. Christ Our High Priest 
IX. Office and Work of the High Priest 
X. The Priests 
XI. The Levites 
XII. Garments of the Priests 

Section IV. Springtime Annual Feasts 
XIII. The Passover 
XIV. The Feast of Unleavened Bread 
XV. The Offering of the First-Fruits 
XVI. Pentecost 

Section V. Various Offerings 
XVII. The Sin-Offering 
XVIII. The Burnt-Offering 
XIX. The Drink-Offering 
XX. The Meat-Offering 
XXI. The Trespass-Offering 
XXII. The Offering of the Red Heifer 
XXIII. The Peace-Offering 
XXIV. The Cleansing of the Leper 

Section VI. Services of the Sanctuary 
XXV. The Court and Its Services 
XXVI. The Work in the First Apartment of the Sanctuary 
XXVII. A Wonderful Prophecy 

Section VII. The Autumnal Annual Feasts 
XXVIII. The Feast of Trumpets 
XXIX. The Day of Atonement, or the Work in the Second Apartment 
XXX. Duty of the Congregation on the Day of Atonement 
XXXI. The Nature of the Judgment 
XXXII. The Feast of Tabernacles 

Section VIII. Levitical Laws and Ceremonies 
XXXIII. The Jubilee 
XXXIV. The Cities of Refuge 
XXXV. The Rock 
XXXVI. Various Levitical Laws and Ceremonies 

Section IX. The Tribes of Israel 
XXXVII. Reuben 
XXXVIII. Simeon 
XXXIX. Levi 
XL. Judah 
XLI. Naphtali 
XLII. Gad 
XLIII. Asher 
XLIV. Issachar 
XLV. Zebulun 
XLVI. Joseph 
XLVII. Benjamin 
XLVIII. Manasseh 
XLIX. The One Hundred and Forty-Four Thousand 
L. The Lost Tribes

Genre: Religion / Christianity / Seventh-Day Adventist (fancy, right?)