Jesus Christ The Prophet Whom Moses Foretold is a carefully transcribed sermon delivered by Thomas Bullock at the Cathedral-Church of Norwich on June 28th, 1724. This historic sermon explores the prophetic relationship between Moses and Jesus Christ, delving into theological interpretations relevant to the early 18th century. Bullock's discourse offers insights into the religious thought of the period, further enriched by a postscript clarifying a passage from St. Paul's Epistle to the Galatians. This work provides valuable perspectives for scholars and readers interested in religious history, sermon studies, and the theological debates of the era. The enduring relevance of Bullock's exploration makes this a compelling read for those seeking to understand the historical interpretation of biblical prophecy.
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