The Final Passover: The Upper Chamber, 1895

First published in 1895, The Final Passover is a moving meditation on the last days of Jesus Christ. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of Scripture and his deep spiritual insight, Richard Meux Benson provides a profound reflection on the meaning of Christ's sacrifice and its enduring significance for the world. This edition includes a new introduction by a noted theologian, as well as historical and biographical notes that provide context and depth.

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