It's in THE BOOK

By L. Brady

God never chooses one of the eleven disciples to reveal what happened at Calvary but chose a persecutor of the church, a very religious, observer of the Law, an individual named Saul. Later, after his conversion, the mystery of the gospel is revealed to him by the revelation of Jesus Christ. He (Paul) becomes the very first and only to preach, teach, and write about how that Christ died for our sins, was buried, and rose again the third day, which is to be known as the Gospel of the Grace of God.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Covenant Books, Inc.
• Release date: Aug 23, 2019
• ISBN: 9781644718599

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It’s in the Book

L.L. Brady

ISBN 978-1-64471-858-2 (Paperback)

ISBN 978-1-64471-859-9 (Digital)

Copyright © 2019 L.L. Brady

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Table of Contents

acknowledgment

INTRODUCTION

GETHSEMANE

GOD’S CRISIS

THE GOSPEL

REVELATIONS

CHURCH OF THE FIRSTBORN

THE BURIAL

THE PRECIOUS BLOOD

THE CUP

About the Author

acknowledgment

I would like to acknowledge first The Holy Spirit for the interpretation, guidance, and patience throughout this endeavor. Second, H.L.Roush and Carroll Thomas (preachers of the Word) and Sattis Harrison ( Bible teacher) whose love for the Lord Jesus Christ inspired me along my Christian journey.

I also would like to send a very large ‘thank you’ to my wife Gayle, for her continuing support, advisement, and encouragement. To my immediate family, Matt and Mindy for their loyalty and understanding.

INTRODUCTION

There is no possibility I could be wrong. If you really want to know whether this be so or not read the book and ask of Him that actually wrote it.

The things I write about cannot be questioned as to its veracity for I did not discover these on my own. They were shown and explained by that of which I do not know his/her name. I just refer to it as the Entity, for I have not seen the entity since that day it just faded into the wall. I was sitting at my desk/computer, reading that which I had put to paper and wandered about it all. When Entity began to explain these things inaudibly. The encounter was so amazing and quick I did not even turn around until Entity was finished. When I did turn around to see this person(?) I caught only a glimpse of Entity melting into the wall. Now I have said the truth, and it is all backed by scripture. No speculation. Even at the possibility of being ridiculed or worse yet, being put into the funny farm, I find most overwhelming, that Christians, pastors, Bible teachers, theologians, religious leaders do not know what happened or what was the meaning of the cross, that God has certain mysteries He has kept to Himself, that Paul was the very first to preach the Gospel pertinent to this dispensation or even what Pauls’ Gospel actually is, or where it is so stated.

The Merriam-Webster Dictionary (online) defines Mystery: A religious truth that one can know only by revelation and cannot fully understand.

In the same dictionary, the Simple Definition of Secret: Kept hidden from others: keeping information hidden from others. The Full definition of Secret. Kept from knowledge or view: hidden. If I may add; Though done in the open for all of the world to see and record.

God never chose one of the eleven disciples to reveal what happened at Calvary, but chose a persecutor of the church, a very religious, observer of the Law, an individual named Saul. Later, after his conversion he becomes the very first and only to preach, teach and write about how that Christ died for our sins, was buried and rose again the third day; which is to be known as the Gospel of the Grace of God.

Traditions and habits fascinate me, especially when it comes to religion. Very subtly, certain rituals are required to be performed at specific times, and the performance when accomplished, that the wrong committed was justified and forgiven by god. If we do some hand gesture, like signing as if we are now in the presence of god to ward off his wrath and enjoy his blessing.

Probably, more importantly, we are expected to join others of like beliefs and to look unto them as our mentors and seek their advice. Nowhere in scripture (present dispensation) are we as individual believers admonished to join or gather together as one owing allegiance to any religion. Quite the opposite is stated in John’s gospel as an entire chapter is devoted to Yeshua’s prayer to God the Father.

In keeping with that, which I first learned, that it is not what a person says about the Bible (et al.) But what they do not say. I recently heard a preacher preach a funeral. In his message, he told us how much this deceased loved his church and how he especially loved