Lester Hutson

Great Bible Truths Revisited Lester Hutson

Great Bible Truths Revisited is a collection of 50 essays dealing with difficult (and often misunderstood) Bible passages and issues. The central theme of the book is salvation exclusively by grace apart from works; however, there are many other themes. The book explains the special transitional era miracle powers common to Jesus and His apostles. It addresses abortion, the death penalty and the baptism of the Holy Ghost. Other subjects which are examined include congregational church government, church discipline, the eternal security of the believer, sinless perfection, the unpardonable sin, the Trinity and the sin unto death. The book explains how to try the spirits, what it means to be Spirit filled, the meaning of being baptized into one body and the difference between natural gifts and spiritual gifts. It even has a chapter on sex from a biblical perspective. The book is written in complete sentences in annotated outline form making it ideally suited for teaching and conversion into preaching notes. Most Scripture references are quoted in full; the book is easy to read. While it is especially suited for preachers and teachers, it will greatly benefit the man in the pew who simply wishes to gain a better, deeper understanding of the key truths of the Bible. The book is written in simple, straightforward language however the issues it addresses are far from simple. In this book you will find remarkable insight into tough issues. This is the kind of book that people keep for many years as a reference manual.