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Immortal: The Truth about Heaven, Hell, and the Resurrection
Find out what the Bible really says about Eternal Life! Did you know that many of the popular Christian beliefs about eternal life are not based on the Scriptures, but actually come from pagan origins? Learn the Biblical truths about life after death, and why the gospel message is so important!
248 pages, Paperback
First published August 13, 2015
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May 31, 2022
Thought Provoking
This book absolutely challenges you to rethink what you’ve been taught and believe. It confirms what Lex says with sound biblical doctrine. When reading the scriptures and researching the meanings of the original text and comparing what is written regarding a subject it is hard to deny Lex Meyer’s teaching. An excellent book well worth reading. I highly recommend it to those who seek truth.
This book absolutely challenges you to rethink what you’ve been taught and believe. It confirms what Lex says with sound biblical doctrine. When reading the scriptures and researching the meanings of the original text and comparing what is written regarding a subject it is hard to deny Lex Meyer’s teaching. An excellent book well worth reading. I highly recommend it to those who seek truth.
October 21, 2025
M rightly points out the plethoras of outside influences and synchronizations of pagan religions that have rather comandeered our understandings of afterlife, heaven/hell, [im]mortality, ressurection, and End of Days. This book contains a satisfying weeding and pruning of commonly (mis)understood Scriptures in an easily digestable way.
The final chapter "Questions" was a brilliant addition. It covered common rebuttals, including the thief on the cross, the witch of Endor, Enoch, Elijah, souls of the saints under the alter in Revelation, and more.
This is a book I will likely and gladly read again, as well as suggest to others as a resource in these important topics.
The final chapter "Questions" was a brilliant addition. It covered common rebuttals, including the thief on the cross, the witch of Endor, Enoch, Elijah, souls of the saints under the alter in Revelation, and more.
This is a book I will likely and gladly read again, as well as suggest to others as a resource in these important topics.
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