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The Nine Commandments: Are You Obeying God or Men?
The revelations in this book will alarm you. Sexual sin is permeating through church congregations and church leadership at astonishing rates, with 54% of pastors viewing pornography within the past year. Six million children are dying from starvation, and 554,000 Americans are homeless, while the American Christian Church could feed every starving child three meals a day throughout the year, and could feed and house every homeless American, for less than 5% of the Church’s annual income. Something is seriously wrong with the Church. This book will uncover blatant disobedience to God’s Word among both parishioners and pastors. The exposed compromises and dishonesty being practiced and endorsed by many church leaders will shock you. All sincere Christians will be disturbed by the revelations in this book. God’s law is being trampled upon by the vast majority of the Church, while lies and distortions are being disseminated by many pastors and theologians to cover up their transgression. The scriptural evidence presented is overwhelming. Could you be one of the disobedient? Are you ready for God’s judgment?
149 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 14, 2020
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December 31, 2020
THOROUGH STUDY ON THE SEVENTH DAY SABBATH
This was a thorough study done on what the Bible says about keeping God's holy seventh day Sabbath rather than the first day of week - a day chosen by men. It contains a multitude of Biblical evidence and historical evidence. It is worth the read and would make a good reference book too. I only found two things that I didn't like. First, the author comes off as a little aggressive and challenging instead of teaching this truth with love. But we can ignore that, right? The other thing is that he provides some Barna statistics at the beginning of his book that show how Christians rate the same as secular people when it comes to things such as pornography (for instance). As a minister and counselor myself, I have access to these statistics as well. And while I can vouch for the statistics for sure, I hesitate to claim that they exist because people aren't keeping the Sabbath. I am more inclined to believe that there statistics exist because the world believes lies about God and yet they pattern themselves after the God that they perceive. The Bible says that by beholding we become changed. When we behold an angry, punishing, judgmental God, we become angry, punishing, judgmental people. The idea of God as an angry, punishing judge did not come into Christian doctrine until around the time of Constantine. - the same time that God's holy Sabbath was changed by man to Sunday (several hundred years after the death and resurrection of Jesus). It is called penal substitution theology and it didn't exist in the original languages of the Bible. The myth of hell came into doctrine around the same time too. These were fear tactics that were utilized by the church of that time to increase church attendence, profit and obedience by the ignorant masses. God is only love and life and light and truth and goodness. If we were beholding this God, instead of the corrupted view of God that is pushed on us today (and has been ever since that time) then Christians would certainly look more like Jesus and a lot less like the rest of the world.
This was a thorough study done on what the Bible says about keeping God's holy seventh day Sabbath rather than the first day of week - a day chosen by men. It contains a multitude of Biblical evidence and historical evidence. It is worth the read and would make a good reference book too. I only found two things that I didn't like. First, the author comes off as a little aggressive and challenging instead of teaching this truth with love. But we can ignore that, right? The other thing is that he provides some Barna statistics at the beginning of his book that show how Christians rate the same as secular people when it comes to things such as pornography (for instance). As a minister and counselor myself, I have access to these statistics as well. And while I can vouch for the statistics for sure, I hesitate to claim that they exist because people aren't keeping the Sabbath. I am more inclined to believe that there statistics exist because the world believes lies about God and yet they pattern themselves after the God that they perceive. The Bible says that by beholding we become changed. When we behold an angry, punishing, judgmental God, we become angry, punishing, judgmental people. The idea of God as an angry, punishing judge did not come into Christian doctrine until around the time of Constantine. - the same time that God's holy Sabbath was changed by man to Sunday (several hundred years after the death and resurrection of Jesus). It is called penal substitution theology and it didn't exist in the original languages of the Bible. The myth of hell came into doctrine around the same time too. These were fear tactics that were utilized by the church of that time to increase church attendence, profit and obedience by the ignorant masses. God is only love and life and light and truth and goodness. If we were beholding this God, instead of the corrupted view of God that is pushed on us today (and has been ever since that time) then Christians would certainly look more like Jesus and a lot less like the rest of the world.
September 7, 2021
Good read
Good read. A very good and interesting way to read about how and when to celebrate the Sabbath day. Blessed author.
Good read. A very good and interesting way to read about how and when to celebrate the Sabbath day. Blessed author.
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