The City of the Living God : A Note on Hebrews XII. 22-24 (Classic Reprint)

The City of the Living God: A Note on Hebrews XII. 22-24 is a concise, accessible study that centers on a single biblical passage to reveal the broader life of the Church. It presents how the Epistle to Hebrews frames the Church as a timeless, universal City of God, rooted in the heavenly and the earthly alike.

This short work examines how Jerusalem above, the heavenly Mount, and the Church on earth are connected. It also explores the surprising idea that angels belong to the Church as fellow members, extending the story beyond human history into a larger divine plan.

- A clear, original reading of Hebrews 12:22-24 and its implications for Church unity and mission
- The relationship between the visible church on earth and the heavenly assembly
- Reflections on how Christ’s work restores humanity within a broader, universal fellowship
- Questions to consider about church authority, education, and unity in the modern age

Ideal for readers interested in early Christian theology, biblical interpretation, and the nature of the Church across heaven and earth.