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This book, "Symbolism and the Truth of God's Plan" by Barrett L. Pickett, explores the theological and spiritual significance of biblical symbolism and its connection to God's eternal plan for humanity. It delves into key biblical themes such as the Sabbath, Passover, Unleavened Bread, the resurrection of Christ, Pentecost, atonement, and the Kingdom Age. The author examines how these events and rituals symbolize deeper spiritual truths, including the removal of sin, the empowerment of believers through the Holy Spirit, and the ultimate goal of humanity's redemption and inclusion in God's eternal family. The book emphasizes the idea that God is re-creating Himself through humanity, offering eternal life and a future role in His divine government. It also discusses the progression of God's plan from creation to the ages of eternity, highlighting the transformative power of God's love and grace.
Barrett L. Pickett, Author, Inventor, and Novelist. Born May 8, 1957. Attended Westbrook Elementary School, Denman Jr. High, and McComb High School. Also attended Southwest Community College and Alcorn State University. Mr. Pickett is the writer of four books: The Millennium, A Coming Age of Peace, and the novel Of Ships from Far Away, which are available through Amazon. Additional published books include The Conquering Kingdom of God, available through virtual bookworm.com . The author is also a freelance board game designer holding a patent on a chess-like game called Spectrum Chess. Various other interests linking him to the community include coaching in the youth basketball league, ages 8-9 year-olds. The author's mission statement, not as a minister but as a gifted writer, is to convey the premier message and good news in the Bible, and the coming Kingdom of God ruled by Christ for a thousand years and on into the ages of eternity. Other books being written are Who is the Creator, The God of All Prophecy, The Symbolism and Truth of God Plan, The Typology and Truth of Psalm 72, and other projects. In addition to this growing number of works, a website and other platforms are planned. Contact Mr. Pickett via mail at P.O. Box 25, Magnolia, MS 39652, or e-mail pickettbarrett856@gmail.com or lance1957@outlook.com.
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