The Way, the Truth, and the Light According to the Gospel and Revelation of John

Download or read book The Way, the Truth, and the Light According to the Gospel and Revelation of John written by Victor Pierobon and published by Victor Pierobon. This book was released on 2021-10-10 with total page 243 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: John best described the Way, the Truth, and the Light in the New Testament. Jesus Christ is the only sinless and selfless Man with the Holy Spirit of Truth and the Light and Breath of God residing in Him becomes our Lord and Judge most favored by God. The book is an analysis of all the works of John, line by line. John's Christ often contradicts many modern Christian denominations. This book points out these discrepancies. It also provides a clear trace of Adam and his fall to his lineage of Mankind as well as the divine evolutionary interventions that shaped our species' evolution of humanity and their divine souls. In the Final Days of Revelation and Matthew's Gospel both state to let Evil be evil and Good be good, Revelation reveals the harvest of the Good from Earth, as Earth slowly gets scorched and destroyed by God. God destroys the Evil ones that destroyed the Earth. A new City of God, along with a new Earth, and a New Heaven is created for those Good souls spared from the Second Death (the death of the soul). A complete summary of this book is presented in the third Chapter "The Christian Beliefs, Events, and Definitions". The Appendix also provides comparative ideas and facts from other religions, science, philosophy, spiritual works, and Near-Death accounts that verify John's New Testament writings. This book supersedes and replaces my other two previous books: "How to Believe in Christ According to the Gospel of John" and "The City of God, the Bride of Christ, and the Second Death According to Revelation of John"; and these two previous books will no longer be updated and could be unpublished later on or a nominal price will be added for those who are curious on how this book evolved from past editions.