The Fall of Christianity: Only Holiness Shall See God - Paperback

by Darryl Markowitz (Author)

Why do California, New England, many other deep blue states not look like the Bible Belt any more when they used to be just as deep in Christian culture? How have Christians failed? Why do they keep employing the same failed approaches? Why do they keep claiming victory when the Beast is crushing them, gaining more ground every hour all across the world? Why do they direct all their attention to the Holy Bible when Jesus made plain that the Holy Ghost is an ever present teacher and guider from the inside out? What does a new heart and a new spirit inside us actually look like? How is it different from the old one, from the old way? How is this different than mere believing? This isn't going to be a popular book. The truth never occupied such a worldly approved position. Nevertheless, I believe every word of God, of the Lord Jesus Christ written in the Holy Scriptures. But the Scriptures aren't religious Scriptures. They're Holy Scriptures. Man's religion isn't the same as God's Word, His Way, or His Spirit. Just as God didn't tell the Jews to be Jewish, but to be holy, Jesus Christ never told a living soul to be Christian, to be religious, but, Jesus also told all to be holy and perfect. Do you know what the Holy Ghost can be in you? And you in Him? The author of the Holy Scriptures living inside you? The Spirit of Life, Love, Truth, Understanding, Wisdom, Justice, Peace, seven in One living inside you? Warnings aren't without explanation, else why should they be believed? I'm going to present the reasons why Jesus Christ is angry with Christianity. It has to do with their chosen ignorance, confusion, corruption of salvation, belief, faith, grace, works, and sin. Their doctrine is riddled with hypocrisy, the fabrication necessary to cover their inherent doctrinal contradictions. Please don't think it will happen to them, not you. That which hath been is now; and that which is to be, hath already been; and God requireth that which is past.