The Saviour Of All Men

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.

"The purpose of this work is to open our minds specially to those who blindly trust what it has being widely accepted and approved of our authorized version of today’s Bible. With the help of Biblical scholars and experts in Greek grammar this book delivers the truth about our idea of “damnation” and “hell”. Samuel Cox demonstrates how inaccurate and misleading these words are and that no such words are to be found in the Greek, that is in the original Testament. Cox clarifies the current conception of a final and ever-during place of torment and of a divine sentence which adjudges men to that place of torment."