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God in Flesh
Revised (2009)
PPH Stock #: 12272 Daniel Segraves 
Paul wrote that Jesus is God manifest in the flesh. John said that He is the Word made flesh. But does this mean that Jesus was a human being like us, or was His humanity different, specially created by God? In this book, Daniel L. Segraves examines and finds wanting the teaching that Jesus had "heavenly flesh." Jesus stands in complete solidarity with humanity, sharing fully in all that is essentially human. Bro. C. M. Becton states, "With his knowledge and scriptural proof, Rev. Daniel Segraves has written a very concise and understandable book. It certainly clears the question about 'Heavenly Flesh.' I recommend the book highly especially for those who are prone to think that Mary was only an incubator."

Reading Between the Lines
PPH Stock #: 23655 Daniel Segraves 
You will not be able to put down Reading Between the Lines. Daniel Segraves clearly demonstrates how the New Testament writers used the Old Testament to reveal Jesus Christ. It will not only transform your opinion of the Old Testament from that of a history of the people to Israel to a living testimony of Jesus Christ, it will also strengthen your understanding of the oneness of God. Daniel Segraves is extremely articulate. This book will indeed increase your faith immeasurably as you "Discover Christ in the Old Testament." When you finish reading this book, DO NOT place it on a shelf--it is a "MUST SHARE" book! - John Smelser.

Messiah in the Psalms 1-72
PPH Stock #: 21154 Daniel Segraves
The Messiah in the Psalms will open your eyes to the Christology of the Book of Psalms, a Christology so thorough that it foretells the Messiah's birth, life, sufferings, resurrection, ascension, and Second Coming. In addition, the Psalter anticipates Christ's ascension gifts to the church and His continuing presence in the worshipping community. Segraves explores the messianic content of the first seventy-two psalms, which comprise books one and two within the Psalter. He explains the vital role of the first two psalms as an introduction to the entire book, the important function of the superscriptions, and the significance of the psalms Jesus included in His prayers.