Description
This book details the "mountain-top" experiences of people throughout Scripture. Though insightful, this book is an easy read. Robinson never made a practice of using fancy speak to confound his audience. He was greatly loved most everywhere he preached, and was usually referred to as Uncle Bod Robinson.
"The first mountain is the Mount of Worship, Noah worshipping God under the first rainbow.
The Second mountain is the Mount of Sacrifice, or Abraham offering up Isaac.
The third mountain is the Mount of Fire, or the mount of commandment, or God commanding Moses to go down and deliver Israel.
The fourth mountain is the Mount of Law, or the mount of honor. No mountain was ever honored like Mt. Sinai. God and Moses stood together and talked for forty days.
The fifth mountain is the Mount of Vision, or Nebo's heights, or Moses viewing the Promised Land.
The sixth mountain is the Mount of Possession, or Caleb taking charge of Mount Hebron.
The seventh mountain is the Mount of Testing, or Elijah proving God.
The eighth mountain is the Mount of Blessing, or Christ on the mount.
The ninth mountain is the Mount of Transfiguration.
The tenth mountain is the Mount of Calvary.
The eleventh mountain is the Mount of Commission, or Christ giving the Commission to the disciples to go out and preach the gospel to all nations.
The twelfth mountain is the Mount of Ascension, or the Son of God going back to the right hand of the Father."
Schmul Publishing, copyright 1994, paperback, 121 pages.
