Many Are Called, Few Are Chosen

A statement is either true or false. When this logic is applied to Biblical scripture it may be used to link similar scriptures together in order to obtain greater understanding. By using logic there is then no room for emotion to cloud the issue. Many Biblical scriptures are often ignored because they disagree with so-called church doctrine or the believer's "pet" belief system.This book will discuss such scriptures and by the use of clear simple logic, present some interesting possible conclusions with regards to the question "Many are called, but few are chosen". We are told that God is the author of the Bible - If that is true then each verse of scripture has specific meaning and must be able to make sense when viewed by itself and also when viewed with all other scripture. This includes all the themes in the Bible that we like (eg. entrance into the Kingdom of God) and also all the themes in the Bible that we may not like, (eg. predestination).Since we are to be disciples of Christ, our faith should be based primarily on the words of Jesus, the Son of God. This book will use a clear and logical approach to review the words spoken by Jesus in the Gospels. It might even cause the reader to re-evaluate their current beliefs.