Böcker av Robert Wyeth

From God's saving grace to man's eventual fall, the Bible offers a clear vision of what will happen at the end of time. Like death, the anticipation of the end, judgment, and the fate of the righteous and unrighteous is certain. Jesus Christ will return, and the kingdom of God is already present. Eternal life awaits, and the Spirit of God resides within believers here on earth. Our death will usher in the eternal glories of the future. A mighty struggle and a crisis will mark the final chapter of the human race. The book of Revelation provides insight into this future, revealing the ultimate destiny of both the righteous and the wicked.

All the authors of the Bible had their way of writing down what they thought, the place where they lived, the current ideas, the situation of the times and the concept of what they were expecting to happen. The words they used over many centuries were left to God to find a way, a script which eventually led to the 66 books of the Old and New Testament. We find similarities of thought and pattern stretching over the whole Bible that tell us what the Lord would have us think and do. It's like 'God's Manual for Living'. This is one book, the Bible, that explains the truth, not one section or book that we can do without studying. It is primarily based on words. It is true from Genesis to Revelation that we must search and find the way to live, and the book contains the truth.

This book is hard to write down, because of man's sin from the moment when we are born until the time we die. Every man is doomed when we sin and can't get to heaven; because God is holy and righteous and he can't abide sin in any form. So Jesus, God's son had to come and live with us, but we rejected him outright. He was crucified on a cross as a sacrifice for God, for us to go to heaven. This was the only way. The Bible speaks about man in his sinful past but God wants us to repent and change our attitude to what he wants and desires.

God is the same in the past, yesterday and today. If you know and understand that, throughout the Bible he has maintained his position. He created both man and woman in the Garden of Eden and he cursed each of them individually when they ate the fruit of the tree. It is right and proper to let men lead, teach and preach the Word in the church. If, as a woman you try to prevent that, you are making a great mistake and you will be answerable to God. The apostle Paul for about 11 years he outlined his views that man and woman must be different. That God had instructed in the Garden of Eden things to remember. He wasn't having a go at women, he protected them and looked after them.