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Inside the 8 Free Infographics from The Book of Sacrifice

By Frederick Spieker ·

Reading Scripture from Genesis to Revelation reveals a staggering depth of history, law, tabernacle blueprints, and prophetic imagery. For many believers, connecting an Old Testament altar to daily Christian discipleship can feel daunting.

To bridge that gap, The Book of Sacrifice: Faith Restored includes eight companion infographics. These visual maps condense the core theology of the book into single-page study guides designed to be printed, studied, and kept inside your Bible.

Here is what each of the eight maps covers and how they fit into the journey of faith:

1. The Common Thread: From Eden to the Cross

The journey begins at the very root of human history. This map traces God’s covering of Adam and Eve after the fall, contrasts Cain and Abel’s altars, and highlights the unbroken thread leading to Jesus' words in Matthew 16:24: "Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me."

2. The Five Sacrifices: Old Testament Offerings and Their Meaning

A clear, side-by-side breakdown of the five primary offerings in Leviticus: the Burnt Offering represents total surrender and devotion to God; the Grain Offering represents thanksgiving, honor, and voluntary firstfruits; the Peace Offering represents fellowship, thanksgiving, and communion with God; the Sin Offering represents cleansing and atonement for unintentional sin; and the Guilt Offering represents restitution, reparation, and making things right.

This chart reveals that ancient sacrifice was never about empty ritual—it was an outward expression of a surrendered heart.

3. Eternal Past, Present Response, and Eternal Future

Faith is not a one-time event; it is an eternal reality lived out in mortal time. This timeline contrasts the eternal past—justification through the blood of Jesus—with the present mortal response of walking in "The Way," dying daily, and letting faith come alive through action (James 2:26) in the Kingdom of Heaven now. It then looks to the eternal future and living hope through the bodily resurrection (1 Peter 1:3).

4. How Faith Begins: The Sensory Gospel

God did not reveal truth as abstract philosophy; He engaged human senses. This visual illustrates how aroma shaped inner longing, touch taught transformation, and physical worship moved God’s people from passive observation to active participation.

5. The Way in Practice: What Sacrifice Is Not

Based on Chapter 9 of The Book of Sacrifice, this chart confronts common misconceptions. Biblical sacrifice is not self-punishment, legalistic asceticism, or trying to earn God’s favor. It is learning to trust God with what is most precious so He can replace it with life.

6. Freedom and Kingdom Life: Past, Present, and Future

This map traces God’s deliverance across time: past freedom from the slavery of sin; present meaning, holy purpose, and experiencing the Kingdom of Heaven in the everyday; and future final freedom and eternal glory in the presence of God.

7. The Laws of the Harvest

Drawing from biblical wisdom on sowing and reaping, this final infographic outlines the spiritual principles of fruitfulness, generosity, and why sacrificial giving always produces an eternal yield.

Why These Maps Are Free to Download

We believe visual tools like these belong in the hands of everyday believers, Sunday school teachers, small group leaders, and students of the Word. You do not need to purchase the book to benefit from them.

You can download the complete, printable 8-page PDF directly on our Free Infographics page—just enter your email, and they are yours to keep, print, and share.

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