He Who Has an Ear, Who the Seven Churches of Revelation are Today
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More than two thousand years ago the Apostle John had a vision he received from the Lord. He was told to write seven letters to the churches of Asia Minor. Out of the seven churches only two received commendation from the Lord. The rest were letters of warning.
Compromise and disobedience, combined with a lack of knowledge of the Word of God, has placed the 21st century church in a precarious situation. The letters to the seven churches are a message for this generation during the last days. He who has an ear will know what to do and act accordingly.
Compromise and disobedience, combined with a lack of knowledge of the Word of God, has placed the 21st century church in a precarious situation. The letters to the seven churches are a message for this generation during the last days. He who has an ear will know what to do and act accordingly.
What People Are Saying:
"Author Laura J. Davis has penned a very eye-opening and soul-searching book concerning the Biblical account found in the Book of Revelation. She discusses who the seven angels are, and the correlation of a Bishop, Elder, Pastor and Overseer. She brings to light interesting views and concepts that are easily glossed over in typical religious circles.
He Who Has An Ear: Who the Seven Churches of Revelation are Today is an excellent book displaying each church and how it relates to current events. Author Davis pulls no punches as she faces unpleasant circumstances that are found within our church today and how relaxed and uncertain we seem to be. This book certainly causes the believer to examine their own life as well as to evaluate what is happening around them that appears to be holy and of God. Each church is broken down into an extensive view to better explore and understand what is happening within them. This would be fine material to use in a group study for a deeper exploration into the seven churches found in the Book of Revelation.
There is a challenge to the reader to explore their own heart and search out which church they are most like. There is also a chapter that deals with the wolves and false prophets in our modern day, causing the reader to think about both what and who they are listening to. This is a must-read if you are concerned about becoming too complacent within your Christian faith. This book exposes various teachings prevalent today, causing the reader to look deep within themselves and examine their own heart." - 5 STARS! Darin Godby, Reader's Favorite Book Reviews
"I recommend buying copies to pass out and share with people as you study from your Bible just the seven letters written in the early chapters of Revelation. The book contains ideas that will challenge heart, minds and souls and will make studying the topic challenging yet fruitful if applied to living daily to please Him!" - Amazon Reviewer
"If you are looking for a good biblical account of what the book of Revelation has to say, as well as other passages in the bible, then this book is for you. If you want to believe in fairy tales, then don't bother reading He Who has an Ear. With that said, I hope you take the time to read this book and study the book of Revelation. I plan to go back and take a deeper look into both." - Cindi
"I have always shied away from studying Revelation because I did not understand it. After reading this book, I feel much more prepared for a Bible study of Revelation." - Fran
"This is a book I would highly recommend to any whom have struggled their way through Revelation. It is well written, backed up by Scripture and will open your ways, no matter where you are in your walk." - Shan
He Who Has An Ear: Who the Seven Churches of Revelation are Today is an excellent book displaying each church and how it relates to current events. Author Davis pulls no punches as she faces unpleasant circumstances that are found within our church today and how relaxed and uncertain we seem to be. This book certainly causes the believer to examine their own life as well as to evaluate what is happening around them that appears to be holy and of God. Each church is broken down into an extensive view to better explore and understand what is happening within them. This would be fine material to use in a group study for a deeper exploration into the seven churches found in the Book of Revelation.
There is a challenge to the reader to explore their own heart and search out which church they are most like. There is also a chapter that deals with the wolves and false prophets in our modern day, causing the reader to think about both what and who they are listening to. This is a must-read if you are concerned about becoming too complacent within your Christian faith. This book exposes various teachings prevalent today, causing the reader to look deep within themselves and examine their own heart." - 5 STARS! Darin Godby, Reader's Favorite Book Reviews
"I recommend buying copies to pass out and share with people as you study from your Bible just the seven letters written in the early chapters of Revelation. The book contains ideas that will challenge heart, minds and souls and will make studying the topic challenging yet fruitful if applied to living daily to please Him!" - Amazon Reviewer
"If you are looking for a good biblical account of what the book of Revelation has to say, as well as other passages in the bible, then this book is for you. If you want to believe in fairy tales, then don't bother reading He Who has an Ear. With that said, I hope you take the time to read this book and study the book of Revelation. I plan to go back and take a deeper look into both." - Cindi
"I have always shied away from studying Revelation because I did not understand it. After reading this book, I feel much more prepared for a Bible study of Revelation." - Fran
"This is a book I would highly recommend to any whom have struggled their way through Revelation. It is well written, backed up by Scripture and will open your ways, no matter where you are in your walk." - Shan