This author presents a trilogy of works devoted to uplifting the Gospel and making it easier to perceive and believe. The first book: GOSPEL KING JAMES VERSION AMERICANIZED Carefully updates the King James Version's Old English to the way the same words are spoken in today's American English. Restores some of the New Testament's Grecianized proper names (such as those of the prophets) to their Old Testament Hebrew names. Esaias /b> is reinstated as Isaiah , Elias /b> as Elijah /b>, Jeremy /b> as Jeremiah ...
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This author presents a trilogy of works devoted to uplifting the Gospel and making it easier to perceive and believe. The first book: GOSPEL KING JAMES VERSION AMERICANIZED Carefully updates the King James Version's Old English to the way the same words are spoken in today's American English. Restores some of the New Testament's Grecianized proper names (such as those of the prophets) to their Old Testament Hebrew names. Esaias /b> is reinstated as Isaiah , Elias /b> as Elijah /b>, Jeremy /b> as Jeremiah. /b> Denotes supporting scriptures found elsewhere in the Bible with book names, chapter and verse numbers in italics within brackets [ ]. Highlights forged scriptures in shaded background without explaining how or why the forgeries corrupt the Gospel. The reader is left to judge the matter for himself. This second book: GOSPEL UNITED Builds on the first by combining the scriptures into one account as if the four authors had collaborated to write one book. For example, the Parable of the Wicked Husbandmen intertwines Matthew 21:33-46, Mark 12:1-12, and Luke 20:9-19 into one presentation. Such fusion fills in blanks that may have been left by any one of the versions of a scripture. Is arranged primarily according to subject matter with what Jesus says taking priority. Does not follow the KJV's chronological order of events, nor could it. Matthew and Luke often disagree regarding what happened when. Therefore, the context herein is according to what makes sense to the author. Repeats some scriptures wherever the Spirit moved Lee to do so to further explain the doctrine given within that section. For example, Luke 17:20-21 "The kingdom of God comes not with observation... for behold, the kingdom of God is within you," is quoted three times (in sections 11.12, 15.3, and 16.9). Provides surprising results to even the most learned of biblical scholars when often overlooked doctrine is interspersed with other related scriptures. The third book: ARMAGEDDON IS A DOM GARDEN adds many footnotes to GOSPEL UNITED that further explain the doctrine.
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