Review of The Three Heavens
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Review of The Three Heavens
[Following is a volunteer review of "The Three Heavens" by Paul Hitchiner.]
Can your way be made right by your work? Can the soul be reborn? What if you have to account for how you've spent the life that you've been given; will you be found worthy, or wanting?
As a Christian, work alone cannot get you to Heaven. Some people call themselves Christians, but their lives do not portray anything Christ-like. This book brings to light many aspects of sin Christian delve into out of ignorance. Over the years, Christianity has been morphed into a concept, a title, rather than a lifestyle, and many so-called Christians have remolded the doctrines of the Church to suit their selfish-flesh desires. Hitchiner talks about the things that God actually wants Christian to do to attain the third Heaven, and he also backed up this critical argument with biblical verses over 24 controversial topics.
The Three Heavens by Paul Hitchiner is a non-fiction book for Christians and believers who are struggling to know the right way to access the third Heaven. The book proves that many of us self-proclaimed and self-righteous Christians are really asleep and ignorant of the devices of the devil. The book is an eye-opener, and tackles many issues that will help believers to attain the third Heaven – the Holy of Holies. One thing I loved most about this book was the scriptural verses that Hitchiner used to back up his work. Furthermore, he talked about the first and second birth. To experience newness in God, the first birth, which is the Adamic nature, must die; the second birth draws us back to the cross where we no longer live by our will, but totally depend on God.
I would rate this book 5 out of 5 stars; there was nothing to dislike about it. Hitchiner spoke the truth and spoke it fearlessly so that any heart devoid of pride would hear and recognize the truth. I believed that the book was well edited as I found no error while reading.
The book has blessed my life tremendously. I would encourage believers and all who seek to understand the right path to life to pray for insight while reading this book; this is more than just a novel, but a revelation from God to man, His most beloved creation. It is not His wish that any might perish, but have life, and have it more abundantly.
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Can your way be made right by your work? Can the soul be reborn? What if you have to account for how you've spent the life that you've been given; will you be found worthy, or wanting?
As a Christian, work alone cannot get you to Heaven. Some people call themselves Christians, but their lives do not portray anything Christ-like. This book brings to light many aspects of sin Christian delve into out of ignorance. Over the years, Christianity has been morphed into a concept, a title, rather than a lifestyle, and many so-called Christians have remolded the doctrines of the Church to suit their selfish-flesh desires. Hitchiner talks about the things that God actually wants Christian to do to attain the third Heaven, and he also backed up this critical argument with biblical verses over 24 controversial topics.
The Three Heavens by Paul Hitchiner is a non-fiction book for Christians and believers who are struggling to know the right way to access the third Heaven. The book proves that many of us self-proclaimed and self-righteous Christians are really asleep and ignorant of the devices of the devil. The book is an eye-opener, and tackles many issues that will help believers to attain the third Heaven – the Holy of Holies. One thing I loved most about this book was the scriptural verses that Hitchiner used to back up his work. Furthermore, he talked about the first and second birth. To experience newness in God, the first birth, which is the Adamic nature, must die; the second birth draws us back to the cross where we no longer live by our will, but totally depend on God.
I would rate this book 5 out of 5 stars; there was nothing to dislike about it. Hitchiner spoke the truth and spoke it fearlessly so that any heart devoid of pride would hear and recognize the truth. I believed that the book was well edited as I found no error while reading.
The book has blessed my life tremendously. I would encourage believers and all who seek to understand the right path to life to pray for insight while reading this book; this is more than just a novel, but a revelation from God to man, His most beloved creation. It is not His wish that any might perish, but have life, and have it more abundantly.
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This is a thoughtful and well-written review. I'm glad you enjoyed the book.
For I know the thought I have for you, says the Lord, thoughts of peace, not of evil, to give you an expected end.Jeremiah 29:11
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