All Shall Know Me

The problem is, so many still don't know Him. We live in a highly advanced society, but we have allowed our focus to shift to the pursuit of knowledge that won't benefit us when our life on earth is done. Small children know how to use electronic gadgets better than their own parents; unfortunately, these devices allow access to evil games, movies, and pornographic sites. The good news is, the gospel of Jesus Christ is being transmitted over these same airwaves. When we know God, our outlook on life will change. It is the responsibility of every believer to go out into the world and teach others what we know. Just because the news media refuse to report the many miracles that are being performed every day doesn't mean we should stop praying, and believing God for them. What we do in private affects one life at a time. Many of the miracles that Jesus performed were one on one. As film crews move from one location to another, they turn their lights out. When Jesus turns on the light in our hearts, people we aren't aware of will see our actions and glorify Him. As we learn more about him, we become more like Him. Food, clothing, and shelter are the basic necessities needed for a comfortable life here on earth. As we unfold the beautiful truths found in scripture, we discover the real reason Jesus came. Of all the evidence that has been presented concerning the deity of Jesus Christ, the words God spoke through the prophets is the strongest. The Old Testament is full of prophecies about the first and second coming of Christ. Many have already been fulfilled. The whole Bible reveals Him and is the greatest testimony to His authenticity. In order to witness about Him, with power, you have to know Him and know about Him.

For therefore we both labour and suffer reproach, because we trust in the living God, who is the Saviour of all men, specially of those that believe. 1 Timothy 4:10 Barry Dennis knows what it takes to move mountains of sin. His experiences in law enforcement, including time as a chaplain at a six-hundred man correctional facility, have allowed him to deal on a personal level with people from many different religions and belief systems. From Christians to Muslims, from atheists to Wiccans, Barry has learned that all people have one thing in common. That common ground is the subject of The Saviour of All Men. The Saviour of All Men draws scriptures from several different translations of the Bible and arranges them topically to demonstrate what Barry has learned over the years about the power of God's Word. The comparison of different translations and the use of non-canonical texts to fill gaps in understanding make The Saviour of All Men a unique reading experience. With a balance of scripture, personal insight, and questions for reflection, Barry guides readers through the confusing tangle of the different Bible translations available. Barry offers a message of hope, acceptance, and love and shows that God's Word is not the property of a select few-Jesus Christ truly is The Saviour of All Men.

Does God have a dark side to His personality? Do you sometimes feel like the Bible is confusing, hard to understand, or that it seems to contradict itself? Or, do you feel like your relationship with God is just fine and couldn't be any better? In any case That They May Know by Eldred L. Beardsley will challenge you to see the Bible in a different way, helping you to better understand its intended meaning and to realize a more meaningful relationship with your Heavenly Father who delights in surprising His children as He guides them. Where can we get answers to questions like: What can interfere with your relationship with Him? How do we tune in to Him, get faith, know our enemy, witness effectively, be sure of salvation and get lost? All of this and more can be found in the pages of That They May Know. "A MUST read for this generation. Very insightful and convincing." - - Ms. Tommie Haskins, long-time friend and admirer of author. With a Father who taught in a denominational boarding school in Michigan, Eldred grew up surrounded by pastors, teachers and other "gospel workers." After obtaining most of his education in denominational schools, Eldred eventually graduated from the University of Central Florida in 1975 with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering. His activity in local churches has included: serving as an elected deacon, head of an audio team, and participation in church music. Now as a laborer retired into writing, Eldred is living in rural Florida. One of his favorite sayings is: "Our Heavenly Father delights in taking ordinary, mistake prone people and using them to do extraordinary things to His glory."

Reprint of the original, first published in 1882.