It can be inferred from the normal usage of the Romans Road in evangelism that it terminates in the Wilderness upon crossing the Red Sea. This booklet depicts the Cross as the entrance ramp that the believer may resume his spiritual journey across the Jordan (appropriating his death/resurrection with Chirst - Galatians 2:20, Romans 6:6) to the spiritual rest of Canaan (Hebrews 4:10,11). The highway of holiness traverses the terrain from Egypt all the way to Canaan without a necessary exit for a scenic tour of the Wilderness!
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It can be inferred from the normal usage of the Romans Road in evangelism that it terminates in the Wilderness upon crossing the Red Sea. This booklet depicts the Cross as the entrance ramp that the believer may resume his spiritual journey across the Jordan (appropriating his death/resurrection with Chirst - Galatians 2:20, Romans 6:6) to the spiritual rest of Canaan (Hebrews 4:10,11). The highway of holiness traverses the terrain from Egypt all the way to Canaan without a necessary exit for a scenic tour of the Wilderness!
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