Compelling - Insightful - Truthful
Our website helps Christians focus on the words of Jesus as the sole inspired portion of the New Testament Scripture. The author is a practicing Christian and lawyer, and provides a scholarly and historical approach to resolve various competing ideas on what is the true canon, and thereby establishes conclusively that the words of Jesus are the sole basis of the true New Testament.
The links below lead you to this book series, and much of the material is entirely free for download:
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Jesus' Words Only
 Jesus' Words Only was written by an evangelical Christian who was motivated to write the book in his quest to reconcile Paul to Jesus' words. The historical origins of the canon prove that it originally was intended to focus only upon Jesus' words as the inspired canon. It was a much later notion to believe that letters of apostles were inspired too. Moreover, upon careful examination, there is no validity to saying Paul was appointed as an apostle of Jesus Christ, as it is not verified by two independent witnesses, as Jesus required for His own status as Son of God. Moreover, Jesus appears in Rev. 2:2 to have intended to condemn Paul for teachings contained in his post-conversion period. As a result, this bolsters the conclusion that Jesus is the sole inspired prophet speaking in the New Testament. All others are secondary and not inspired, and the weight they deserve is for wisdom, not inspiration.
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Jesus' Words On Salvation
 The 584-page book, Jesus' Words on Salvation, is an academic study on Jesus' Words on Salvation. Itemizing and explaining every reference to the subject, the author proves his premise convincingly, comprehensively and with authenticity. Students of the Bible will be mesmerized by the author's scholarship, his knowledge of the Bible, and his thoroughness of studying all sides of an issue so that the correct resolution is clear.
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Did Calvin Murder Servetus?
Did Calvin Murder Servitus? This book examines the conflict between Micha el Servetus, a pioneering a a a a a a a pioneering Protestant living in the 1500's, and Calvin. Servetus published his view that Jesus' divinity derived solely from being the Word, and not from His status as the Son of God. John Calvin filed a criminal complaint against Servetus as a heretic, had Servetus tried and put to death by fire. Author Standford Rives, a practicing attorney and Christian, thoroughly examines the case and concludes that John Calvin deliberately murdered Servetus contrary to his own principles of tolerance of heretics as well as the prevailing laws at Geneva. |
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