David Matthew Strauss

The Trial of Christendom (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Wake up, Christendom, before its too late! This book by scriptural reference shows the difference between the Gospel of the Kingdom versus the Gospel of the Grace of God, the Earthly ministry versus the Resurrected ministry, Pauls apostleship versus Peters, Law versus Grace, Jew versus Gentile, water baptism versus baptism of the Holy Spirit, and so much more.

Many dont know where to begin when reading the Bible. This book shows you. Much of the confusion will vanish when understanding what parts of the Bible was meant for us to follow and which parts are not. All scripture is profitable.

There are hundreds of scriptures used, but it still comes back to this main point. Who were the scriptures written to and for (Jew or Gentile), and who wrote them? The vast majority of Christendom preach an elusive truth, a mixed/mashed Gospel. This book shows and exposes this error by the Word of God himself. Believe in God (a god?) or believe God. There is a difference. His words are written in the King James Version of the Holy Bible.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: WestBow Press
• Seitenzahl: 394
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. Juni 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781973632030
• Artikelnr.: 53220611

Autorenporträt

David Matthew Strauss would be first to tell you that he was given a gift. The gift of MS (Multiple Sclerosis). Because of MS, he believes that God took him out of the 'factory environment' and placed him in front of his Bible and computer to write this book.

While most people would use this 'time of freedom' to do things that they always wanted to, one pressing thought was on his mind, How could he 'de-confuse' the world of Christendom?

David is not a preacher, minister, evangelist or priest but does believe he was given a 'ministry'. The writing of this book is his ministry. As he would say, Believe in God or Believe God?, there is a difference.