Did you know that “King James Onlyism” has been the most popular view among Christians for the past 400 years?
This book takes you on a journey through the past four centuries to behold the vast number of Christians that believed the King James Bible is the infallible, preserved Word of God. Many of these early Christians also warned future generations of the terrible consequences that would arise as a result of forsaking this Holy Bible – consequences that our age has seen come to pass. This book also exposes a web of occultists and false teachers – outside – as well as inside, Christian churches – that have worked to overthrow the faith of multitudes in the King James Bible.
By Joey Faust. This book is over 400 pages of Scriptures and historical quotes dealing with the Judgment Seat of Christ for Christians. Christians will be judged by God for how they have lived. While they will never lose salvation, they will nevertheless be judged according to their works. God is not mocked. God will judge His own children. In this age of no responsibility, it is time to revive these forgotten truths. This book is also a documented, detailed history and collection of Christian writings on the Judgment Seat of Christ. It is also a premillennial history.
Although it is shocking, the truth concerning the Judgment Seat of Christ presented in this book provides a sufficient answer to the numerous Biblical warnings addressed to the saints. This alarming doctrine of temporary chastisement ironically protects and magnifies the precious truths of eternal security and salvation through faith alone. Yet, unlike other modern defenses of eternal security, this teaching provides a much-needed panacea for careless Christianity in these last days.
God Betrayed is authored by Jerald Finney, a Christian attorney in Austin, TX. This is an excellent book that deals with the local, New Testament Church, and its relation to the state and politics. Finney deals with everything from contemporary music, to the subject of incorporation. He exposes the doctrines of postmillennialism and reconstruction. Every pastor should read this book.
By Joey Faust. 17 chapters. 335 pages.
