Who is God...really? Where is God amid all the Christian denominations? Why does He seem to change so drastically between the Old and New Testament and now? Did God change, or did the people change?

An incendiary undertaking, Papa's Last Words: They Lied About God removes cultural biases to present a raw look at the differences between mainstream beliefs and what is written in the Bible. Those differences are the key to answering a vault's worth of questions. The book challenges mainstream concepts, begs for unbiased thinking, promotes Berean study habits, encourages fearless questioning, and appreciates peaceful and logical disagreement.

Surviving his parents and grandparents at thirty-four, Ben-Shalom knows firsthand that tomorrow is not guaranteed. He saw faith giants with the anointing who turned away from the Christ, and he knew that he needed to arm his children with knowledge not taught on Sunday mornings. If today was his last day, this book would be his last words to them, his most valued words about the dearest matter: God.

This book:

- Reveals God within the rift between Judaism and Christianity

- Tackles the inconsistencies in mainstream concepts

- Upholds first century Christianity

- Is for Christians who perceive a disharmony between modern doctrines and the Bible

The information in this book has already changed lives, honing relationships with God through a love for truth, and it is now finally available to the public.

Ben-Shalom assures you treasures unlocked in areas of Christianity that many others take for granted and delivers answers where clichés have failed.

Do not miss this opportunity to delve deeper into the mysteries of God!

Formato	Tapa dura
Número de Páginas	242
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	Eras Press
Fecha de Publicación	2020-08-09
Dimensiones	9.0" x 6.0" x 0.56" pulgadas
Serie	Papa's Last Words
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No
Temas	Cristiano

Ben

Shalom, R. H.: - R. H. Ben-Shalom is a Filipino Ashkenazi Jew, raised Roman Catholic. Parental upbringing brought him to the throne of the divine, but child abuse pushed him into the arms of God. Needing to find the answers for himself when religious leaders could not answer his childhood questions of the Nephilim, he researched the major religions and concluded the truth was somewhere else; it was in the Bible. He now seeks answers to new questions through ancient religious texts, meditation, cultural and historical insights, and scholarly works, while refining his understanding through dialogue with respected elders. Surviving his grandparents, parents, and six siblings, the impermanence of earthly life became very real. Ben-Shalom felt the need to pass a legacy of his understanding and testimony down to his children concerning the greatest import of life: God. He lives in Texas with his family.