The Judgment of the Wicked

by Tom Rayborn

The Judgment of the Wicked is a sobering and terrifying consideration of the experience that the person who dies in their sins will have on their day of judgment.  Throughout the book, calls to come to Jesus Christ and believe upon Him alone for salvation are set forth for the unbeliever.  Using God's Word as the only infallible source of Divine revelation, this book looks at 26 reasons that the wicked must appear before Jesus Christ to be judged by Him, prior to being thrown into the Lake of Fire to suffer conscious, eternal torment for endless ages.  This book is scripture-packed and greatly influenced by the writing of the Puritans of the 1600's and 1700's.  220 pages, available in softcover and hardcover.  Chapter titles Chapter One – Who Are The Wicked? Chapter Two – Sin And The Wrath Of God Chapter Three – The Gospel Which Has Been Rejected By The Wicked Chapter Four – The Devil’s Gospel Joyfully Accepted By The Wicked Chapter Five – Certainty Of The Judgment Of The Wicked Chapter Six - Reasons Why The Wicked Must Appear Before Jesus For Judgment Chapter Seven – The End Of The Wicked Chapter Eight – God’s Hell Chapter Nine – Where Will You Spend Eternity? Chapter Ten – A Plea To Believers To Reach The Unbeliever With The Gospel Chapter Eleven – A Final Plea To Unbelievers To Repent And Believe In Jesus

228 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2021

Reviews

[Tom Rayborn · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am the author of the book. I have read it several times and often use it as a source of my open-air preaching material. The Day of Judgment is a sobering reality facing all of humanity. Everyone will stand for judgment. For the person who dies in their sins, without Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior, they will be found and declared "Guilty!" by Jesus Christ on the day of their judgment, and cast into the Lake of Fire for all of eternity. This is the reality described in God's Word, the Bible. That is the subject of the book.

[Adam Wright · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a great book. It pleads with the sinner to repent and believe. Excellent!!!