The Victory of the Word of God

How great it would be to see every single country of the world with freedom; with their people with freedom of religion; with freedom to be Christian. How great it would be to see the Victory of the Word of God! This book talks about the reformation that Christianity needs in order to achieve one of the missions that Jesus commended us which is to make disciples of Jesus of all the Nations. It talks about the Old Covenant, the so called Catholic Epistles of the New Covenant, the book...
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How great it would be to see every single country of the world with freedom; with their people with freedom of religion; with freedom to be Christian. How great it would be to see the Victory of the Word of God! This book talks about the reformation that Christianity needs in order to achieve one of the missions that Jesus commended us which is to make disciples of Jesus of all the Nations. It talks about the Old Covenant, the so called Catholic Epistles of the New Covenant, the book of Acts of the Apostles, about the Gospels, and about some of the most important doctrinal issues of Christianity. It explains how, even though Jesus taught us to believe in the Old Covenant, and although the books of the Old Covenant are full of beautiful, good and divine teachings and orders, Jesus taught as that at the same time that they have suffered the addition of wrong traditions and precepts of men. This book discusses some anachronisms, contradictions, duplicated passages, authorship and wrong orders and teachings of the books of the Old Covenant. It explains how important it is that we recognize that some teachings and orders in the Old Covenant are wrong, and how important it is that Christianity build its doctrine on the basis of the words of Jesus contained in the Gospels. This book explains that the Epistles of the New Covenant were not written by the Apostles and that they should have never been considered the word of God; and it shows how, even though the book of Acts of the Apostles contains the word of God, it contains errors too. It concludes with an exposition of beliefs in which some of the most important issues of Christianity are discussed with the purpose of showing that a faithful to Jesus Christian doctrine is possible and that this reformation that Christianity and the world needs, that calls on Christianity to build its doctrine from the word of Jesus as we find it in the Gospels, will strengthen Christianity, and will allow us to overcome all of the obstacles that still stop us from having a world in which every single person who desires to be a disciple of Jesus gets the possibility to do it.