The Teaching Paraphrase: God's Grace From The Start

This book is for anyone who is serious about Bible study and who wants to know God and his Word.

This comprehensive Bible study preparation and guide begins with showing the cause of man's plights and how the Lord handled the corruption of human culture through scripture. Right from the beginning and all the way through to the finish, God shows himself to be unchanging, immutable, and eternally relevant—his means and methods of dealing with corrupt human culture remain unswerving and have not changed through the ages.

The author's goal is to uplift all of God's people and to help them understand their own holy status in Christ. This book includes themes that center on showing the Bible's core tenet of love in order to be tantamount to God.

The Teaching Paraphrase: An Introduction offers a novel perspective that may surprise some readers. The importance of God's grace compels interesting questions about current theological systems. With thorough research and extensive scripture citation, the author thoughtfully, respectfully, and coherently refutes doctrines and long-held beliefs.

This book is the result of the author's calling and the product of a lifetime in pursuit of understanding and sharing the Bible and God's Word. The book is in essence a paraphrase and a workbook for Bible study.