Jesus wasn't talking to you !!

by Terence D. McLean, Carol M. McLean (Editor)

"What would Jesus do?" is the wrong question. Following in Christ's footprints is the wrong way to go. This booklet explains that when Christ spoke in those red letters in the Bible, His audience was not us but rather Kingdom Israel. It was not until well after the Cross that Christ appeared to Paul and instructed Paul to write the books that speak to today's Christian. By pretending to "live like Jesus" and observe what He said in Matthew, Mark, Luke and John Christianity finds itself living a lie because it has failed to rightly divide the word of truth. Written with a light, even deft touch, this booklet can help the reader see the importance of being Pauline in doctrine, mid-Acts dispensational in understanding, and at peace with God... maybe for the first time. Rather than making excuses for God, rather than being "God's spin doctor," rather than getting discouraged and giving up, learning to be Pauline restores faith and the ability to believe the Bible as it stands.

32 pages, Paperback

First published October 10, 2011

Reviews

[Holly Trumble · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wish I knew this early

Rightly dividing the word of truth is a scriptural command. If we don't Rightly dividing as this book explained in detail...then we will be shamed. I was saved and then got involved in a Pentecostal church for about 30 years. Then I discovered Terence Mcleans booklet one day. My life has never been the same after this book. Now I walk in liberty. I wish I had found his book sooner. For 30 years I was confused...mislead...frustrated and going from church to church. I experienced many broken churches and heartaches in search of the truth. Rightly dividing God's word is what Paul's life was all about and he wasn't popular or received well in his day either. Read this booklet by Terence McLean and look up the Bible references for yourself. It's for Liberty sake that Christ has set us free. Blessings

[Fred Ost · Rating 3 out of 5]

Liked it but...

Pretty short read. Alot can be said about dispensationalism. But in what he said there is good details provided about right division of Scripture.

[Pru · Rating 5 out of 5]

so worthwhile

This message is so worth reading, so important. There are some kindle printing glitches but able to be sorted out.

[Ramie · Rating 5 out of 5]

What an eye-opener and an absolute good news! A must read for every believer who wants to be aligned with sound doctrine, the doctrine of the saving grace of Christ.

[Mark Barth · Rating 1 out of 5]

False

This book and the author is a dangerously and false interpretation of God’s Word! A total misrepresentation of who Jesus is.