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Final Mystery: The Truth About Death Revealed by Doug Batchelor
Final Mystery: The Truth About Death Revealed by Doug Batchelor
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You’ve heard amazing stories like these in the news and on reality TV shows, tales that have captured the imaginations of millions while shaping their views about the afterlife. But are they true? Billions believe they are, but what if, however fascinating and genuine these experiences might sound, they contradict the plain teachings of the Scriptures? Wouldn’t you want to know?
Trusted Bible teacher Doug Batchelor invites you on an extraordinary new journey that goes far beyond the grave. He opens the pages of the Bible to reveal crucial forgotten truths about what lies ahead for every person after death, the very same truths about life and death that Jesus taught, and exposes who is behind this massive campaign of misinformation.
What you’ll discover will not only help you understand this great final mystery, it will give you a new sense of hope and security and a reason to face the future with confidence.
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a partial review of Final Mystery
I have not yet finished with this book as I got a "wow" experience on page 40 when the author quotes ha Satan in "....you will not surely die," or ..."you will not really die." And I am still thinking this over. It is to me the longest-standing lie in history. Too many believers think that unbelievers will have everlasting life in the torments and punishments of "****." Too many believers think the "soul" is immortal. I was given this book by a brother in Christ who knows I do not believe in the Greek myth of "hades," or "****." Nor in an everlasting punishment or torture in those places. It is not proportional justice as God said in.." an eye or an eye" or "tooth for tooth." Some of the verses cited in this book help me in my research to try and get those who claim belief in Christ to rethink the commonly held position about eternal torment in **** for unbelievers. I think that false concept drives people away from God or even makes some believers question the character of God. I am not yet done with this book but given what is there so far, I expect more citations in context that will support my and others position on death being a permanent end for all unbelievers, not permanent torture in a fictional place.