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Bevere negates the grace of God and creates a doctrine of salvation through works

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Bevere's handling of the scriptures is negligent. He is not rightly dividing the word of truth as Paul admonishes Timothy in the 2nd book of Timothy. Bevere is adding a doctrine of works to a Christian's salvation which is heresy. A Christian's salvation is by faith in Christ alone. When a Christian stands before the judgment seat of God, his or her only defense is Christ, not works. A true Christian will bear fruit and work for the Lord out of their love and relationship with their risen savior. A true Christian can't help but want to be involved in the Lord's work. Trying to motivate people through the use of fear is pointless and it doesn't help them to have a healthy relationship with their Lord and Savior. Instruction is necessary for the Christian but heresy such as is written in John Bevere's book will only lead some astray. (read 2 Timothy 3:6 & 7)

Changed My Life

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I've been a Christian since I can remember, but this book opened my eyes to the truths and reality of heaven and hell. It has made me so aware of saving my friends and neighbors before it's too late.

A must read for all Christians!

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Driven By Eternity will shake you up and help you to focus your eyes on things eternal and is a MUST READ for all Christians. The foundational teaching found is this book may go against what you have been taught in the past but it is Biblically sound and will open your eyes.

It is not about you - it is ALL about Him!!!

READ THIS BOOK!

Excellent Book!

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This book is,of course, just like all of the John Bevere books- hitting the spiritual nail right on the head. John is a very blessed writer and speaker conveying the spiritual truths that we need to hear today. I highly recommend this book for everybody!

Finally!

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Finally! This work is long overdue! People are so set in so called "Christian orthodoxy" that they are failing to see the message of Jesus as plainly put forth in the Bible. I have to wonder how those, like Mr. Youngkin and others, have missed these teachings, calling them a "major doctrinal flaw" in Brevere's book. Really? Christs own teachings are doctrinally flawed? I urge those who have fallen into the trap of believing everything that they are taught to read the Bible with new eyes and take it for what it actually says. Who wrote Christian orthodoxy anyway? Men did. Study the history.