Hope for All: Ten Reasons God's Love Prevails

by Gerry Beauchemin

Overview

What happens after death? Do we all go to either a place of happiness (Heaven) or one of eternal sorrow? What if the teaching of endless sorrow for those who miss Heaven is a grave misunderstanding? What if divine judgment has a purifying nature which transforms our heart? 

Hope for All explores ten key Bible truths that support this conclusion. Is this too good to be true? Check it out! You might find that God is the loving Father of us all—one who never gives up on any of his children.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780977279364
Publisher:	Gerard Beauchemin
Publication date:	01/11/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	200
File size:	1 MB

Table of Contents

Contents 3
Agony of a Young Girl and a Bible Scholar Icon 5
Acknowledgments    9
Foreword 11
About the Book 12
Abbreviations 13
Preface    15
ANCHOR 1 Hope in History 17
ANCHOR 2 Hope in Fire 27
ANCHOR 3 Hope in Judgment 37
ANCHOR 4 Hope in Ancient Greek 47
ANCHOR 5 Hope in Death 61
ANCHOR 6 Hope in Justice 73
ANCHOR 7 Hope in Our Father 87
ANCHOR 8 Hope in God’s Nature 95
ANCHOR 9 Hope in God’s Promises 105
ANCHOR 10 Hope in Prophecy 115
Ten Anchors Summarized 127
Bible Interpretation 128
Questions Considered 130
Author Invitation 147
About the Author 148
Notes 151
 

Editorial Reviews

‘Hope For All’ is wonderfully written. It is thorough and full of support from scripture. Occasionally, I review books, as I am an avid reader. ‘Hope For All’ gets the best marks of any book I have ever read. It is detailed, researched, and supported like an academic work, but it is a quick read that is full of life for everyday readers. The message is simple to understand and it is reinforced many times over from various historical, biblical, and other points of view. As the book progresses, the terrible spectre of an everlasting conscious torment slowly fades. In its place, the reader finds a God who does not quit loving, does not give up, does not fail, and does not fear. A person could easily hate Christianity on page one and fall in love with Jesus somewhere on the pages ahead. I can picture the pain of ‘knowing’ that a close friend or relative who committed suicide and is now in hell fading away into hope as one reads this book. For me, the message of the book caused me to say from the heart that Jesus is the King of kings and the Lord of lords! As the perfect love of God casts away all fear, I pray that God uses this book to cast a fear-filled doctrine away from our churches and replace it with the everlasting conscious love of God! Jim Folsom, former church planter and pastor.

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