The Menorah

The Menorah describes how God concealed the 66 books of the Bible in the construction of the lampstand that he commanded Moses to build while the Israelites wandered in the desert. In detail this book looks into the instructions God gave Moses and how these foreshadow the Bible and its 66 books. God speaks the end from the beginning and concerning the lampstand there is no exception, the lampstand which was made thousands of years before foreshadows the Bible we all share today. This book will help us to appreciate more the divinity of the Scriptures and will help to corroborate the doctrine of God's Sovereignty, how He declares the end from the beginning and how our Bibles were predestined and divinely designed.

In this book we see how God concealed in the design of the tabernacle lampstand the 66 books of the Bible. Our Bibles were designed not by human volition but by divine intervention. Though man decided which books were to be included in what we call the Canon of Scripture, throughout this book we can see that God had already from beforehand ordained and predestined how many books would be included in the Bible and considered as "Holy Writ". Moses built the lampstand to the specific details that were shown to him by God on the mountain so that the lampstand could pre-figure the Bible with it's 66 books. The Menorah which is the Hebrew word for the lampstand is proof that God is the God who ordains the end from the beginning and that the men who put the Bible together were not acting on their own but were guided by God when they chose which books were to be included in the Bible and considered as sacred. In this book we look in detail the specifications of the lampstand that we find in the Scriptures and how God concealed the Bible with its 66 books in the design and construction of the Menorah.

V M Juliao was born in Panama City in Central America in 1969 and became a Christian when he was 18 years old. He is currently studying Theology at HTC(Highlands Theological College) in Dingwall in the north of Scotland. Besides "The Menorah" which can be found also in the spanish language, he also wrote "The Gospel according to Esther" both in english and spanish. V M Juliao served as a pastor for 5 years at a reformed baptist denomination on the island of Aruba together with his wife Jackie and their 3 children, Jonah, Vita and Julie. V M Juliao currently lives in Elgin in the north of Scotland where he works on his own computer repair shop while he continues his BA in Theology. V M Juliao holds firm to the 1689 2nd London Baptist Confession of Faith and considers himself reformed.