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Most people take for granted much of what they are taught in church, but what did God really say about some of the popular Christian beliefs?What Others Are Saying"I found myself wanting to argue with him -- but could not. He nudges you along so gradually that you are surprised where you end up." Dr. Lance Wallnau "Thank you, Jerry, for helping pry open our closed minds and getting us to ask questions which may make us uncomfortable." Dr. Mark Virkler "Dr. Graham's book provokes and motivates further study and more in-depth consideration of concepts that are often held simply because they have been taught so much." Pastor Tom Conant"It would be valuable for every Christian to read this book to open their eyes of understanding to Biblical truths often lost in the traditions of man." Dr. Joseph Peck"Jerry is courageous in presenting many valid questions that demand difficult, studious, objective, and "out of the box" thinking." Brent Rowlands, Esq.Have you ever wondered about questions like these?--Didn't Jesus come to do away with the law?--Didn't Paul teach that the law was for the Jews only?--Don't we live in the age of grace rather than law?--Didn't you say that all foods were OK to eat? If you're ready to take a closer look at doctrines that you have accepted and followed without knowing whyThis book presents Scripture that explains Scripture, and helps you to think through difficult questions that help you to understand what Scripture actually says and draw your own conclusions about what the Bible teaches. Warning!!!You will not find any dogmatic answers in But Lord! Just the facts that will allow you to draw your own conclusions.Scroll up and grab a copy today.
Paperback: 84 pages
Publisher: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform (August 19, 2013)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1492202800
ISBN-13: 978-1492202806
Product Dimensions: 6 x 0.2 x 9 inches
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This book will help each of us pry open our minds and become a bit more receptive to what the Lord wants to reveal to us. It seems that we pretty much all think we are right and we seek to prove others wrong to justify our positions. However this book asks you to take the approach of the Bereans (Acts 17:11). They were more open-minded. They sought to prove Paul's new radical teaching SO, not prove it NOT SO. It is all a matter of attitude. Seeking to prove others wrong is to take the accuser's attitude, which of course is satan's attitude (Rev. 12:10). I grew up doing that. Then the Lord challenged me to become a Berean, and to come alongside as the Holy Spirit does and prove them right, not prove them wrong.I used to scorn liberals (actually I scorned everyone who disagreed with me) because liberals lost their Bible through demythicizing (believing Jesus's miracles were myths). I was proud I was an evangelical. Then the Lord spoke to me one day during my two-way journaling time, saying, "Mark, you don't believe the Bible is for you either." I objected, and said of course I do. He said, "No, you believe that Acts is transitory, the Gospels are for Jesus, the Old Testament for the Jews, and the book of Revelation is for the future. The only part you believe is to be lived is the Epistles." I said, "Good point" and repented of my belief in dispensationalism.I now believe the Bible is to be lived, from cover to cover. I finally have my Bible back. It took about 15 years to restore, but now I can live it from Genesis to Revelation! If satan has stolen your Bible from you, fight and get it back.From the most conservative fundamentalists to the most liberal demythicizers, all are equally convinced God has no living contact with individuals.
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