If you read closely, all of Scripture tells the story of Jesus Christ.

Listen to Adrian Rogers.

So if you read the Bible anywhere, you're going to find standing somewhere in the shadows

the Lord Jesus. That's what we're going to see today as we look in the life of a man whose name

was Abraham, and we're going to look back in history, centuries before Jesus Christ was born

upon this earth, and we're going to find a wonderful depiction of the life of our Lord Jesus Christ.

Welcome to Love Worth Finding, featuring the profound truth of the life of our Lord Jesus Christ. Welcome to Love Worth Finding,

featuring the profound truth of the gospel

found in the practical messages of Adrian Rogers.

Hebrews Chapter 11 reminds us of the champions of our faith,

the Old Testament men of God who left legacy of sacrificial obedience.

Verse 17 of Hebrews 11 recalls the story of Abraham and Isaac, when God called a father to

offer up his son as a sacrifice.

The story was a dress rehearsal for Calvary, in which God the Father would send his son, Jesus,

to die on the cross for our sins. If you have your Bible turned to Hebrews 11, look at verse 17,

as Adrian Rogers shares part one of a dress rehearsal for Calvary.

As you hold your Bible in your hand, may I tell you,

there is no book like the Bible, none, none whatsoever.

The book that you hold in your hand is one book, and yet it is 66 books.

There are 39 books in the Old Testament.

There are 27 in the New Testament. They were written over a period of about 1,500 years by at least 40 different authors and three different languages, people from all backgrounds and walks of life. But when you bring them together, they don't make 66 books. They make one book, one book that is bound together.

It has one hero.

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